The Constitution Cannot Save Us: Why We Can No Longer Rely on Our Founding Document
Louis Michael Seidman challenges the assumption that the Constitution can continue to serve as the nation’s dependable foundation. This concise, provocative work considers the document’s role in contemporary America and invites readers to reconsider how constitutional principles shape government, law, and public life.
About This Book
Louis Michael Seidman examines the continuing role of the United States Constitution.
The book questions whether the nation can still rely on its founding document.
Its focus is the Constitution’s relevance and limits in contemporary American life.
This work offers a critical perspective on a central text of American government and law.
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