“The Constitution is kind of trash.” That’s what a guest—with an Ivy League
degree—said recently on a highly-rated daytime talk show.
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Dear Fellow American,




“The Constitution is kind of trash.”




That’s what a guest—with an Ivy League degree—said recently on a highly-rated
daytime talk show.




You’ve likely seen how “progressives” in the media, Big Tech, and politics are
amplifying attacks on our nation’s principles of limited government and
personal liberty with outrageous statements like “The Constitution is kind of
trash.”




And like that television pundit I mentioned, they are pushing a narrative that
our Constitution isflawed, outdated, and incapable of dealing with the
challenges of our time.




Thankfully, a few early champions of the Constitution—Alexander Hamilton, John
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Written between October 1787 and August 1788 under the pen name Publius, The
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explain the merits of the Constitution.




Thomas Jefferson described them as “the best commentary on the principles of
government which ever was written.”




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we’re serious about solving the current issues in our country, we shouldn’t run
from them. We should embrace them.




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Hillsdale College


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