Author: Joel Levin

IMPEACHMENT AND DEMOCRACY

Posted by Joel Levin | Jan 21, 2020 | Democracy and Human Rights, Politics, Government and Law

There are righteous claims that surround the impeachment of President Trump, claims about the proper process, the gravity of the offenses, the appropriate legal analogies to criminal trials, and who one should believe about what.

CHANNELING YOUR INNER MADISON AND HAMILTON

Posted by Joel Levin | Jan 17, 2020 | Democracy and Human Rights, Foreign Policy and International Affairs

What are we to make of the words of the Constitution in understanding the issues that matter today? Did the Founders have views of abortion, automatic weapons, gerrymandering, or Obamacare worth considering or, more dramatically, views that should bind us?