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What if the fabric of American democracy is being tested like never before?

Join us as we celebrate the 237th birthday of the US Constitution and examine its enduring legacy and relevance.

We recount its historical context, from its signing on September 17, 1787, to its implementation in 1789, and discuss its pivotal role as the supreme law of the United States.

Tune in to understand why fidelity to the Constitution remains crucial in these turbulent times.

Key Points from the Episode:

• Featuring insights from "The Heritage Guide to the Constitution" and reflections from influential figures such as William Gladstone and Justice Joseph Story, we emphasize the ingenious balance of power the Constitution establishes to protect liberty. 
• This episode is a rich exploration of its foundational principles derived from the Declaration of Independence.
• We also tackle the critical contemporary challenges the Constitution faces today. 
• Delving into the wisdom of Founding Fathers like George Washington and James Madison, we underscore the dangers of reinterpreting its language to fit modern agendas, a point highlighted by commentators such as Mark Levin and Jonathan Turley. 
• Addressing accusations from critics like Ruth Kolker, we defend the Constitution's colorblind nature and potential for progressive change, as argued by David Azarod. 

This episode is essential listening for anyone committed to preserving the bedrock of American democracy against current political maneuvers and threats. 

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