Charter of Unity: Can the Constitution Bring Americans Together?

The Constitution is frequently caught in the crossfire of our
polarized debates. Some on the left argue it is not democratic
enough and too resistant to change while some on the right argue
that it is all process and no substance and thus cannot meaningfully
ground our politics. But by considering precisely the Constitution’s
approach to political division, and grasping how it sought to enable
a fractured society to hold together and build common ground, we
can better understand both why the Constitution frustrates us now
and how it might help us grow more unified.
Moderator: William Anthony Hay, Interim Director and Professor,
SCETL, ASU
Speaker: Yuval Levin, Director of Social, Cultural, and
Constitutional Studies, American Enterprise Institute
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LOL 😄 The Constitution is whatever the Kangaroo Court of the United States wants it to be