Can Popular Constitutionalism Survive the Tea Party Movement?

Goldstein, Jared A.

Journal: Northwestern University Law Review

Volume: 105

First Page: 288

Year: 2011

Bluebook Citation: 105 NW. U. L. REV. 288 (2011)

Author: Jared A. Goldstein: all 7 publications


Abstract

The sudden emergence and prominence of the Tea Party movement raises important questions about the role of the Constitution in popular politics. More than any political movement in recent memory, the Tea Party movement is centrally focused on the meaning of the Constitution. Tea Party supporters believe that the nation is facing a crisis because it has abandoned the Constitution, and they seek to restore the government to what they believe are its foundational principles.

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