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The “Judicial Supremacy” Myth: Jefferson and Madison Set Things Straight

Constitution 101, The FoundersBy Michael Boldin August 10, 2019

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James Madison: The Preamble Grants no Power

Constitution 101By Michael Boldin June 6, 2019

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44,000 Bombs in 2017: The Result of Ignoring the Constitution on War

Constitution 101, Special ReportsBy Michael Boldin July 20, 2018

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Treating the Constitution Like Silly Putty

Constitution 101By Michael Boldin May 19, 2018

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James Madison’s Federalism Flip-Flop

Constitution 101By Michael Boldin April 5, 2018

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“But nullification isn’t listed in the Constitution!”

Constitution 101By Michael Boldin February 23, 2018

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Madison and Hamilton on “general Welfare” under the Constitution

Constitution 101, The FoundersBy Michael Boldin January 19, 2018

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War isn’t an Executive Decision under the Constitution

Constitution 101By Michael Boldin November 1, 2017

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“Few and Defined,” not “Anything and Everything.”

Constitution 101By Michael Boldin October 6, 2017

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