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Government "jargon" of the day: "divided government."
(The class is on a two week break. The lecture is in development.)
Homework
- May communities lawfully create their own currency (money) in the United States as competition to dollar bills? Include a discussion of the Constitution in your answer.
(suggested questions are welcome)
Question suggestion: "Why do you think Constitution Day is not celebrated as much as perhaps it should be in recent years?" Question suggestion: "Do you think having Stephen Colbert testify before a Congressional committee makes a mockery of the institution?"