it's #throwbackthursday again! Here at Constituting America we're celebrating fifteen years, and so grateful to those who have shared this journey with us and helped make our work possible! One of those is Evita Duffy, our inaugural best artwork winner in 2010! Evita has

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Was De Tocqueville right about the changes that he thought would transform the world he knew to the world we now know today? As our online study on De Tocqueville's "Democracy In America" draws to a close, take a minute to read this essay by Robert Elder tying together recent

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We are LIVE NOW with special guest, Constitutional expert Gary Porter discussing the possibility and likelihood of another Constitutional Convention! Don't miss any more of this fascinating discussion, tune in now!

Join us TOMORROW with special guest, Constitutional expert Gary Porter as we discuss the fascinating concept of a possible Convention of States to amend the U. S. Constitution. Can this powerful constitutional mechanism happen in America today? We'll answer this question and

Our latest podcast on "The Veto and the Constituiton" just dropped! Check it out now! Also available on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts. Just search: Constitutional Chats! Follow us!

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Today we celebrate National Spirit of '45 Day, honoring the end of WWII and the Greatest Generation. Do you have a family member or neighbor who fought in WWII? Today is a day to honor and remember those who sacrificed so much to bravely protect our freedom.

Federalism. a way of life? De Tocqueville went far and deep in his musings on the American system and how the private intersected with the public. Read more on his thoughts of Federalism as a way of life in the 99th essay in our study, by Andrew Bibby!

It's national VEEP Day-- time to honor the office of Vice President! Not all vice presidents were positive about their role: John Adams, the first Vice President, wrote: "my Country has in its Wisdom contrived for me, the most insignificant Office that ever the Invention of Man

It's #throwbackthursday! We're so grateful to still be in contact with many of our past We The Future Contest winners, and here's a glance to the past with photos of our inaugural best poem winner, Halley Moak, then and now! Linda Moak, her grandmother, is now one of our board

Originally called the Badge of Military Merit, the Purple Heart was established on August 7, 1782 by General George Washington.

Did De Tocqueville predict the centralization of government? We've covered his appreciation of associations, but how did he "[paint] a distinctly different, darker picture" on the same topic regarding centralization? Our latest essay by Randolph J. May dives into this

Maybe you've heard of the possibility of a Convention of the States to amend the U.S. Constitution-- but is this really something that could happen? It would be the first time in history! We're inviting a Constitutional expert, Gary Porter, on our Constitutional Chats next week

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We are LIVE NOW through 3pm Eastern with Dr. Alex Hindman, discussing "The Veto and the Constitution!" Drop in as you are, audience is not on camera but may ask questions in the chat!