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The Civic Flame

The Civic Flame

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 The Civic Flame is where history meets hope. Hosted by a law and politics professor, it takes you inside the story of the U.S. Constitution—the debates that shaped it and the meaning it holds today. In a time of division, The Civic Flame offers something different: dialogue that sparks conversation instead of conflict. This is a call to revive thoughtful civic discourse and keep the flame of democracy burning bright.Dr. Fun Sponge Media Philosophie Politique Sciences politiques Sciences sociales
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    11 min
  • 9: The Lawless Branch: Why the Presidency is Unconstitutional

    9: The Lawless Branch: Why the Presidency is Unconstitutional
    Nov 20 2025
    Why is the presidency the most lawless branch of the US Constitution? Well, just look at what the Constitution says the president can do and what they've done. For the last 100 years, presidents have taken way more power in our political system than the Constitution intended. What does mean? Grab a seat by the fire and find out.
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    23 min
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