Tag: Federalist Papers

  Following my last post, I’d like to address the provenance and fate of two websites, and what that means for contemporary politics: publicmarkup.org and whorunsgov.com. Public Markup is a site that lets readers read and comment on bills proposed and under consideration in Congrees. Who Runs (Gov) is new site by the Washington Post…

One of our household’s favorites holidays is Constitution Day! On this day in 1787, members of the Constitutional Convention signed the final draft of the document that governs us all. Since 2004, all schools who receive federal funds have been required by law to hold educational events on this day. Even if you’re not receiving…