Constitutional Moments

Nov 7, 2012

A Constitutional Moment. Sometime?

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by Michael S. Greve / 17 Comments

Filed Under: 2012 Presidential election, Constitutional Moments, Elizabeth Warren, Hillary Clinton

To my constricted mind, elections are like meteorological events. They happen, at more or less regular intervals. People can’t stop talking about them. If I had a desire to participate actively in either, it wouldn’t make a difference; and so …

Oct 5, 2012

Friday Roundup: October 5th

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by Richard Reinsch / 0 Comments

Filed Under: Bill Galston, Constitutional Moments, Economics After the Crisis, Eric Hobsbawm, Michael Burleigh, Michael Greve, Richard Reinsch, The Most Dangerous Branch

A reminder to not miss Law and Liberty’s excellent Forum debate featuring Michael Greve, Bill Galston, and Bill Voegeli over the structure of the American Constitution and how it should guide the changes to our small c constitution

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Oct 1, 2012

Michael Greve, William Galston, and William Voegeli on “Constitutional Moments”

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by Richard Reinsch / 0 Comments

Filed Under: Constitutional Moments, Liberty Forum

The next Liberty Forum features a tremendous essay from Michael Greve on “Constitutional Moments”where he argues that America must reconsider the current workings of its small c “constitution.” Great responses to Greve follow from William Galston “Toward …