Constitutional Quandaries
Over 1,100 amendments have been introduced in Congress, yet only a fraction have been ratified, highlighting the complexity of constitutional changes. The discussion dives into the nature of constitutional violations, suggesting that every president has likely crossed lines, with a focus on the emoluments clause and its implications. As one points out, if no action is taken against a violation, does it truly count? This thought-provoking exchange challenges listeners to consider the weight of constitutional integrity in governance.In this clip
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