Richard Primus

In this intriguing discussion, Richard Primus, a Michigan Law professor and author of 'The Oldest Constitutional Question,' challenges the belief in the federal government's limited powers. He explores how constitutional interpretation can vary greatly and the disconnect between legal narratives and actual practices. Primus invites listeners to reconsider the implications of the Tenth Amendment, the complexities of originalism, and how historical context shapes our understanding of federal authority, emphasizing the nuanced dynamics at play in constitutional law.