Professor Rob Natelson of the University of Montana School of Law is an expert on the framing and adoption of the United States Constitution.  He was recently interviewed by Dori Monson on NewsTalk 97.3 FM in Seattle – it’s definitely worth the listen.

The interview runs just under 18 minutes, and you can load the audio by clicking the play button below:
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Here’s a few recent articles that Professor Natelson has contributed to the Tenth Amendment Center:

Rob Natelson is Professor of Law and David Mason scholar at the University of Montana, where he teaches constitutional law and constitutional history.  He is currently seeking a publisher for his latest book, The Original Constitution.

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