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It provides for a balance of power, and it does slow things down, but its also guaranteed a stability and an ability for the united states to thrive ever since it went into effect. >> there is one phrase, aisha, that comes up in constitutional arguments frequently. professor sideman writes, quote, the idea that the framers what, would the framers have done? thats a frequent question. is it counterproductive to run the government on what a lot of folks might have thought some 250 yearsing. >> rep...

Daily caller" and u.s.news.com. one u.s. scholar says we ought to scrap the constitution. louis sideman, law professor, writing in the "new york times," quote, our obvious session with the constitution has saddled us with a dysfunctional political system and kept us from debating the merits of divisive issues and inflamed our public discourse. have constitutional restrictions paralyzed the process of governing, bob franken? >> well, dr. sideman will be so proud of me because ill cut james madiso...