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Constitutional Chats are hosted by Janine Turner, Cathy Gillespie, student ambassadors, and experts who join us weekly to discuss hot-topic issues! The audience is not on camera, but you may ask questions!
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338 episodes
since April 15, 2020
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It goes without saying that Constituting America believes the Founding Fathers were a a remarkable group of men who accomplished something extraordinary in the founding of our country. Each brought a different personality and expertise to the table. Dr. Jennifer London is founder of the National Am…
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We continue our chat series on socialism. While the Constitution does have built-in safeguards against socialism it does allow open debate and policy choices decided by "we the people." How do these dual, seemingly contradictory, traits co-exist under our constitutional framework? Joining our chat …
The mayor of New York City recently announced a plan to build 5 government-run grocery stores in New York City. While the idea of providing affordable groceries to city residents may seem feasible on paper, the likely reality is far different. Today, we explore this idea and discuss how such a conc…
Poll after poll show young people view socialism more favorably than even capitalism. It's a stunning trend for which the root cause needs to be explored and understood. From social and economic inequality to the failed "promises" socialism pretends to offer to cultural and educational influence, t…
The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution can be viewed as companion documents in that one lays out grievances as cause for independence and the other established institutions to protect our rights and freedoms so eloquently described in the Declaration. In our current political climate,…
Today, we contrast the political philosophies of two of history's most influential thinkers: James Madison and Karl Marx. Their core philosophies could not be more different.
Madison believed concentrated government power posed a fundamental threat to liberty. Marx argued against private property …
Today, we contrast the political philosophies of two of history's most influential thinkers: James Madison and Karl Marx. Their core philosophies could not be more different.
Madison believed concentrated government power posed a fundamental threat to liberty. Marx argued against private property …
Sometimes we take for granted the freedom and liberty we are born with. It is good to be reminded that we should not take our country and its history for granted. One of the best ways we can be reminded to remain grateful is to hear first-hand experiences from those born into oppressive regimes who…
Socialism isn't new. Plato's "The Republic" outlines an ideal state with elements of socialism. The Founding Fathers were well aware of the concept and purposefully wrote safeguards against it in our founding documents. Case in point: the Bill of Rights protects private property and Article 1 of th…
Socialism sounds good in theory — but what does it look like in practice? From centralized economic policies to government control over markets and private enterprise, our guest today explores the real-world consequences of nations that have experimented with socialism — and the promises compared t…
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