Constitution of the United States

How many have actually read the entire Document? I confess, unless I did in HS I never have. We hear all the big parts of it mentioned all the time. But until now I have never really studied it, or learned how and why it was written the way it is.

The bill of rights is another. I do remember having to memorize then recite it in HS, but that was all I ever really studied on it.

Anyway I found a website that teaches both and have been listening to it everyday for awhile. This collage is supposed to be a very conservative school and from what I have heard so far it is.

Anyone interested I will share the link. I would now but not sure about the policies of doing so on this forum.

So, who has read the entire thing and understands it?

Im not a mod but I say share away. If it offends some snow flake they can melt off

I've heard that Hillsdale has free online classes on the constitution and other interesting subjects.

It's Hillsdale College, they have a great series of videos on YouTube as well.
BTW, I've not only read it I make a point of doing so regularly as well as other writings by our founders. I'm working through some Thomas Paine now.

Yup, it is Hillsdale I am listening to.

Warrior, Any good advice on what to read about, I would appreciate.

I can think of 536 people that have never read it for sure. Lol

Can't go wrong with Payne.

Also check out The Federalist Papers. 85 essays by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay.

A great topic for study! IMHO

I figured you were talking about Hillsdale. The Country needs more colleges like that.

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I have read it. Been awhile though