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How do we know what the [[President of the United States of America|President]], Congress and the Supreme Court can and cannot do?  They are all explained in one brief document: the [[United States Constitution]].

How do we know what the [[President of the United States of America|President]], Congress and the Supreme Court can and cannot do?  They are all explained in one brief document: the [[United States Constitution]].

Look on page 317 of your textbook.  There it is, the entire [[United States Constitution]].  Without the Amendments and signatures, it is only 12 pages long: pp. 317-28.  If you truly learn those 12 pages, then you will know more than most [[Attorney|lawyer]]s, politicians, [[college]] graduates, and 99% of the population.  It’s that simple.

Look on page 317 of your textbook.  There it is, the entire [[United States Constitution]].  Without the [[Amendment]]s and signatures, it is only 12 pages long: pp. 317-28.  If you truly learn those 12 pages, then you will know more than most [[Attorney|lawyer]]s, politicians, [[college]] graduates, and 99% of the population.  It’s that simple.

If you ever want to be a [[Attorney|lawyer]], you will have to pass the Bar exam.  One-quarter of the exam consists of questions about the Constitution.  Most [[Homo Sapiens|people]], even after [[law]] school, don’t know it very well.  Most politicians don’t know it at all.  We will.

If you ever want to be a [[Attorney|lawyer]], you will have to pass the Bar exam.  One-quarter of the exam consists of questions about the Constitution.  Most [[Homo Sapiens|people]], even after [[law]] school, don’t know it very well.  Most politicians don’t know it at all.  We will.