US Constitution Archives

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Limits of Presidential Power Explained

⚖️ Lest We Forget History host Lillian Cauldwell examines the limits of presidential power, revealing how the Constitution and Supreme Court define what presidents can—and cannot—do. Learn how checks and balances continue to shape American leadership.

Amendment 19 and Women’s Voting Rights – Lillian Cauldwell explains the law’s lasting power on Lest We Forget History

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Amendment 19 and Women’s Voting Rights Explained

Lillian Cauldwell explores Amendment 19 and women’s voting rights in Lest We Forget History, highlighting its promise of equality at the ballot box.

Image of the U.S. Constitution parchment with a gavel and scales of justice, symbolizing U.S. Constitution Rights and judicial power

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U.S. Constitution Rights in Article III Explained

Lillian Cauldwell examines U.S. Constitution Rights in Article III, Section 2, highlighting freedoms secured through America’s struggles and judicial authority.

Alt Text: First Amendment Section 7: Financial Power – illustration of U.S. Capitol with balance scale symbolizing government debt and treaty obligations

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First Amendment Section 7: Financial Power

Lillian Cauldwell unpacks First Amendment Section 7 and how it shapes the financial backbone of the U.S. Constitution and our economic system.

Parchment copy of the Bill of Rights with quill and ink, symbolizing the protection of individual freedoms in the U.S. Constitution.

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Why the Bill of Rights Was Essential

Lillian Cauldwell explores the origins of the Bill of Rights and how Madison’s insistence on clear protections for liberty shaped U.S. democracy.

Founding Fathers in 1787 drafting the U.S. Constitution, symbolizing Constitution origins and visionary leadership

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Constitution Origins and the Founding Vision

Lillian Cauldwell examines Constitution origins and the collapse of the Articles of Confederation that led to bold reforms by America’s early visionaries.

Historic illustration of Presidents Buchanan and Johnson with U.S. Constitution backdrop and silhouette, symbolizing how leaders undermined the Constitution.

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Presidents Who Undermined the Constitution

Lillian C. examines how past and present U.S. presidents undermined the Constitution, revealing the lasting impact of failed leadership on American democracy.

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Sanctuary Cities: Lest We Forget Historical

Lillian Cauldwell delves into the origins of Sanctuary cities in the United States

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Lest We Forget: The Power of College Protests

Are we truly free to exercise this right without facing consequences?

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Special Reports: Authoritarian Vision Board

The administration appears to be steering away from the principles of a Republic or Democracy, aiming instead for a system where the rule of one dominates the many