Restoring Faith in American Values:
Why the Constitution Still Matters Today
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The United States Constitution, ratified in 1788, is more than just a document; it is the foundation of American governance and liberty. Over two centuries later, its relevance endures, providing a roadmap for safeguarding freedom and democracy in an ever-changing world. At a time when debates about rights, governance, and national identity dominate the public square, it is critical to revisit the Constitution's timeless principles and the wisdom of those who crafted it.
Dan Carr
