The Preamble opens with the aim: “to form a more perfect Union…” At least two recent events, however, suggest that the union might be unraveling.
What If?
What happens if large numbers of elected federal officials die or become incapacitated? Who runs the country?
A Covenant with Death: How the Constitution Did NOT ‘Establish Justice’ or ‘Secure Liberty’
Almost every chapter in Fault Lines in the Constitution opens with a story. With thanks to Virginia Hamilton’s Anthony Burns: The Defeat and Triumph of
Gerrymandering: Will It Ever End?
Gerrymandering is the process of redrawing the borders of a congressional district to favor the members of one party or racial or ethnic group.
Why a Book on the Constitution Changes More than the Constitution Itself
You would think that a book about the Constitution would not need to be updated on a biweekly basis.
