Jon Neiditz·Jul 29Legitimacy at Speed: The Answer to FareedZakaria’s diagnosis of democracy’s fury is exactly right, and his prescription is a sigh. Institutional lags are not closed by competence.
John Turley·Jun 26America’s First ConstitutionThe Articles of Confederation: Birth, Failures, and LegacyA response icon1A response icon1
Michael Fowler·Jun 9The Summer of 1787, Behind Closed WindowsThe Constitution was written in a sealed room. From late May to mid-September of 1787, in the Pennsylvania State House in Philadelphia, the…
Michael Fowler·Jun 6A Republic, If You Can Keep ItThere is a story, often told, about the close of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787. As Benjamin Franklin left the hall…
Guillermo Calvo Mahé·Apr 11Of Fractured Constitutions and Cultural RealitiesI firmly believe that if any president of the United States has ever deserved to be impeached, it would be Donald J. Trump. He has made…
Rita Williams | clutch. | Michigan·Jan 22Michigan’s 2026 Constitutional Convention Question: A Rare Opportunity to Rethink Our Courts —…In November 2026, Michigan voters will again face a quiet but consequential ballot question: whether to convene a constitutional convention…
Dylan Brody·Dec 11, 2025A Great Experiment Yields Information. Then, a New One Must be Designed.A constitutional conference for the digital age. Let’sA response icon1A response icon1
Caren White·Dec 18, 2024Will Republicans Rewrite the Constitution?A Constitutional convention may be on the horizonA response icon54A response icon54
Zevin X. Cruz·Nov 5, 2024HERE’S TO THE LAST MILE: And My Temporary Abdication Of Jaded CynicismOn the last official day of the U.S. 2024 Presidential Election both political camps are in the final, no-holds-bar battle for the hearts…
Neal J. Beets·Sep 29, 2024#2, Roadmap for Constitutional EssaysThis is the second post in my series of essays about imagining a new constitution for our country.
