Don Menzel
Today’s political scene feels like a runaway roller coaster to many of us who grew up and went to school in the late forties, the fifties, and the early sixties. Even though we spent much of the time in our Economy and Government class gazing out the window rather than listening to Mr. Alger, we absorbed something about how the federal government worked and how each of the three branches had their own powers and constraints, all originating in the Constitution. We didn’t fully understand it, but we were sure it was all as dependable as the daily sunrise. Now we’re not so sure.
Don Menzel joins us once again with his commentary on a recent Supreme Court decision.
