Refounding America: The Case for a Constitutional Convention. Civic Sense Series, #5
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- ISBN8231141715
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- Date de parution29/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Refounding America: The Case for a Constitutional Convention is the fifth book in the Civic Sense series from John Weyermuller. In this book, we look at the possibility of Americans reforming their government through a Constitutional Convention. However, since the first Constitutional Convention in 1787, the United States hasn't had another one, despite the Constitution allowing for it. While we did come close in the early 20th century to having a new convention, the fact that it hasn't happened before makes many wonder if we could effectively have one.
In Refounding America: The Case for a Constitutional Convention, the necessity of a convention is clearly shown, and how we can hold one is clearly laid out.
In Refounding America: The Case for a Constitutional Convention, the necessity of a convention is clearly shown, and how we can hold one is clearly laid out.
Refounding America: The Case for a Constitutional Convention is the fifth book in the Civic Sense series from John Weyermuller. In this book, we look at the possibility of Americans reforming their government through a Constitutional Convention. However, since the first Constitutional Convention in 1787, the United States hasn't had another one, despite the Constitution allowing for it. While we did come close in the early 20th century to having a new convention, the fact that it hasn't happened before makes many wonder if we could effectively have one.
In Refounding America: The Case for a Constitutional Convention, the necessity of a convention is clearly shown, and how we can hold one is clearly laid out.
In Refounding America: The Case for a Constitutional Convention, the necessity of a convention is clearly shown, and how we can hold one is clearly laid out.
