Why We Couldn’t Create Our Constitution Today

 
 
Sep 17, 2018
 

Happy Constitution Day from Washington, where toxic politics distort the Trump administration's policy achievements.  Even as the head of NATO credits the president for strengthening Europe's spine, as Fred Lucas reports, some black journalists disparage him as racist and uncaring, as Rachel del Guidice writes. But Obama was more divisive, David Harsanyi argues. Trump's populism is an American theme, Chris Stirewalt says on the podcast. Plus: Kevin Mooney on new FBI revelations, and John York on why we couldn't come up with the Constitution today. It's good to know that Americans are responding with their usual generosity to all those caught in Hurricane Florence's path.

 
 
 
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Not all moments in time are ripe for founding a nation. Nor is every citizenry equally prepared to receive new modes and orders.
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"These White Awake safe spaces make the whole university unsafe because they emphasize racial division and strife," Heritage Foundation scholar Mike Gonzalez says.
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"Since President Trump took office, NATO allies across Europe and Canada have spent an additional $41 billion extra in U.S. dollars on defense," Jens Stoltenberg tells a Heritage Foundation audience.
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None of Trump's actions thus far rises to the level of any of Obama's attacks on free expression. Not a single person has been prevented from reporting the news and leveling any criticism he desires.
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One of the things that has just been boiling my blood is the lack of respect for the press coming from the orange man," Rep. Yvette Clarke, D-N.Y., says on a panel of black journalists.
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Americans sometimes forget past flirtations with populist politicians, and Trump is certainly not the first of them, Stirewalt tells us in an interview about his new book, "Every Man a King."
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Newly released records from the Justice Department show FBI officials used "unsecure devices" while discussing a matter involving the European Union, the group Judicial Watch reports.
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"The federal civil service system needs to be changed to make it less difficult to terminate employees for cause," writes Peter Hewett.
 
     
 
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