Democracy Has Proved Only That The Best

Not Surprisingly, The Federal Judiciary Nearly Always Rules In Favor Of The Federal Government. Judicial Review, Contrary To The Assurances Of Its Advocates, Has Hardly Restrained Congress At All. Instead It Has Progressively Stripped The States Of Their Traditional Powers, While Allowing Federal Power To Grow Unchecked.

In 100 Years We Have Gone From Teaching Latin And Greek In High School To Teaching Remedial English In College.

Altering The Constitution Has Become The Daily Business Of The Federal Government Which The Document Is Supposed To Guide And Limit. Both Congress And The Judiciary Assume, And Exercise, Countless Powers They Aren't Entitled To.

Freedom Has Ceased To Be A Birthright; It Has Come To Mean Whatever We Are Still Permitted To Do.

All In All, The Framers Would Probably Agree That It's Better To Impeach Too Often Than Too Seldom. If Presidents Can't Be Virtuous, They Should At Least Be Nervous.