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Can the Constitution Serve as a Document of National Unity?
We the People
Critiques of Constitutionalism and the Evolution of Presidential Power
The chapter delves into critiques of constitutionalism, discussing how the federal Constitution in the US inhibits majority influence while empowering select minorities. It examines the history of constitutional critiques from the Progressive era, highlighting issues such as minority rule, lack of representative democracy, and frustrations with the government's responsiveness to societal needs. The conversation explores the consolidation of executive authority and weakening of Congress post-Wilson, reflecting on potential solutions to reform Congress and reclaim its role as a unifying force in the nation.
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