The Constitution begins and ends with We the People. Some constitutional scholars believe that Article V, which sets forth the amendment process, is the key to the Constitution's success.

In the We the People series, The Spokesman-Review examines ... The framers of the Constitution intended for the House to be the most democratic element of the federal government, said Lawrence ...

Americans do not love democracy because it is perfect—it is not; it is only as good as we ... Constitution, neither the federal government nor the state governments are sovereign; nor do these ...

But a team of two had never made it, much less won, according to the Center for Civic Education, which organizes the event, formally known as “We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution ...

The Constitution begins “We the people,” not “we the judges.” Lately, there has been a tussle between activist judges and President Trump. Some critics argue that some of these judges are ...

We the People of the United States ... do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. Download the eBook here.

The U.S. Constitution begins with “We the People of the United States,” meaning that the power to govern comes from U.S. citizens and, by voting, we “hire” representatives to represent us.