Birthright and Birthwrong
The Trump Administration takes office, and the Constitution is immediately in the crosshairs. An executive order targeting birthright citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment is issued on the first da...
29 Jan 20251h 46min
End of an ERA
The last days of the Biden administration have come and gone, and with them, some controversy in the form of a presidential statement on ERA ratification, and some more controversial pardons. Then ca...
22 Jan 20251h 28min
Looking Forward, Looking Back
As Inauguration Day approaches, anxiety and uncertainty, even dread, mixes with the optimism of some in the American polity. Many express a mix of apathy, weariness, or hopelessness, with a sentiment ...
15 Jan 20251h 27min
Unconventional
With rumblings around a possible Constitutional Convention around, we have noted some similarities with those issues that surrounded the recent ERA discussions. Now we dive deeper. Can a convention ...
8 Jan 20251h 28min
Justice on the Spot - Special Guest Justice Stephen Breyer
Amarica’s Constitution proudly celebrates four years of ambitious inquiry with a long-promised and very honored guest, former Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court, Stephen G. Breyer. Justice Bre...
1 Jan 20251h 36min
Changing Your Mind, or Changing The Rules
As the Biden Administration winds down, pressure is being applied to the President, asking him to order the National Archivist to certify the Equal Rights Amendment as part of the Constitution. Senat...
25 Dec 20241h 34min
Unpardonable
In the wake of President Biden’s pardon of his son, and with the shadow of President-elect Trump’s possible pardons of the insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol and attempted to prevent Congress fr...
18 Dec 20241h 9min
Recess Games - Special Guests Josh Chafetz and Thomas Schmidt
Could Republicans in the House conspire with a 2025 President Trump to manufacture a forced Senate recess in an effort to bypass the advise and consent appointments process? The much-anticipated arti...
11 Dec 20241h 20min
