Many of today’s political issues result from actions, laws and a constitution from over 200 years ago. Are the institutional systems and structures created in 1787 working as intended? What are the aftereffects of certain constitutional clauses when applied to a 21st-century America?

'Fault Lines' In The U.S. Constitution Create Modern-Day Political Challenges

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