Constitutional Challenges in Trump's Era

This chapter explores the significant influence of the U.S. Constitution on modern politics through the lens of Donald Trump’s presidency. It discusses the expansion of executive power, the weaknesses of the legislative branch, and the implications of the Roberts Court's decisions on presidential authority. The chapter also critiques the concept of creedal constitutionalism and calls for a reevaluation of foundational beliefs as America navigates contemporary political and social challenges.