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Oath to the Constitution: What Adherence Truly Means

Oath to the Constitution: What Adherence Truly Means

by Michael Boldin | Jan 6, 2025 | Constitution, Founding Principles, Oaths Clause

“If their duty, their honor, and their oaths will not bind them, let us not put into their hands our liberty and all our other great interests.” These are the powerful words of Gouverneur Morris, the “Penman of the Constitution” and author of...
The Founders and the Constitution: Gouverneur Morris

The Founders and the Constitution: Gouverneur Morris

by Rob Natelson | Sep 21, 2023 | Constitution, Founding Fathers, Gouverneur Morris

Gouverneur Morris was a “chick magnet.” He was tall, handsome, witty, and rich. Even scalding damage to his right arm, loss of his lower leg in a traffic accident, and reliance on a wooden prosthesis for walking didn’t impair his success with women. Part of his...
Did the Constitution Fail the People? Or Did the People Fail the Constitution?

Did the Constitution Fail the People? Or Did the People Fail the Constitution?

by Mike Maharrey | Aug 4, 2022 | Constitution, Founding Principles

Did the Constitution fail? A lot of people think it did. This popular quote by Lysander Spooner sums up the thoughts of many. “But whether the Constitution really be one thing, or another, this much is certain – that it has either authorized such a government as we...
Understanding the Constitution: How the Document was Composed

Understanding the Constitution: How the Document was Composed

by Rob Natelson | Sep 7, 2021 | Constitution, Founding Principles, Gouverneur Morris

The Constitution’s framers were familiar with a long line of Anglo-American documentary landmarks, of which the most famous was Magna Carta and the most recent were state constitutions and the Articles of Confederation. But in drafting the U.S. Constitution, the...
The Founders and the Constitution: Gouverneur Morris

Understanding the Constitution: the style of the preamble

by Rob Natelson | Aug 16, 2021 | Gouverneur Morris, Preamble

The Constitution begins with an introduction called the “preamble,” a word from the Latin praeambulus, meaning “walking before.” The preamble to a legal instrument identifies the parties, states crucial facts, and/or explains the purpose of the document. The “Whereas”...
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