The Briefing with Albert Mohler Tuesday, September 10, 2024
Sep 10, 2024
The upcoming presidential debate between Trump and Harris is poised to be pivotal for the 2024 election, with each candidate likely to adopt distinct strategies. The discussion introduces a significant critique of the Constitution, with some claiming it undermines democracy. There's also a focus on the contentious debate around the Electoral College and Senate representation. Moreover, a law school's dean's proposal for a shift toward direct democracy raises complex questions about constitutional interpretation, highlighting tensions between conservative and liberal viewpoints.
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Watch and Analyze the Debate
- Watch the presidential debate with your family, especially teenagers.
- Analyze what's said and, equally important, what's not said by the candidates.
Deciphering Political Language
- Politicians often try to say as little as possible in debates, avoiding direct answers.
- Pay attention to how candidates answer, or don't answer, important questions.
Constitution Under Scrutiny
- Some scholars argue that the U.S. Constitution is a threat to democracy.
- This contradicts claims that figures like Donald Trump threaten the Constitution.
