How the U.S. Constitution has influenced other countries | Opinion
Deseret News The U.S. Constitution has been a model for a worldview that’s now under threat Share this story Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Tatum / Illustration by Alex Cochran A decade ago, the Arab Spring raised the startling prospect that, in short order, a half-dozen Arab nations might draft and adopt new democratic constitutions. That isn’t, of course, how things played out, but the heady prospect of such rapid-fire constitution-making spurred robust and widespread discussion and debate. Into that global conversation stepped Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a sit...