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This weekend, Michigan Republicans held a leadership conference onMackinac Island. For all practical purposes, we met in honor of Dr.Russell Kirk.

What If We Wrote the Constitution Today? - Vimarsana News

What If We Wrote the Constitution Today?

Government Executive email Proposals from libertarian, conservative, and progressive scholars displayed a few striking differences—but also some profound similarities. Contributing writer at The Atlantic and President and CEO of the NCCThe Atlantic As the world’s oldest written constitution, the U.S. Constitution has been remarkably resilient. For more than 230 years, it has provided the foundation for America’s economic prosperity, political stability, and democratic debate. But during the past two centuries, changes in politics, technology, and values have led many to assume t...

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