Constitution in Civics

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Twitchy · Opinion6h ago · Nov 14
Sen. Elissa Slotkin Says We Need Democrat Leaders to 'Rebuild Something New' After Trump
RedState · Opinion12h ago · Nov 14
Ron DeSantis: The Electoral College Keeps Big Democrat States From Trying a Power Grab
The Blaze · Opinion22h ago · Nov 14
Democrats may have found a way around the Electoral College
Twitchy · Opinion8h ago · Nov 14
Josh Shapiro Says Amending the Constitution Is How We Stop the Arsonists and Opportunists

GuideMarcus ValeNov 6, 20266 min

Voters can recall a governor in 19 states, not a senator

Recall is a power you hold at the state and local level only. Here's who it reaches, what it takes, and when it's the wrong tool.

Raise a Kid Who's Actually Read the Constitution

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Bertelsmann FoundationAug 28

How the Electoral College Works

Turning Point USAJan 4

Charlie Kirk Answers The Question "Why Do You Have To Be So Offensive?" | Why Only Facts Matter

TED-EdNov 1

Does your vote count? The Electoral College explained - Christina Greer

PBSJun 26

How Do We REALLY Elect The President? | Civics Made Easy

Turning Point USADec 30

Big Government Won't Keep You Safe

LifehackerNov 7

How the Electoral College Works, and Why We Have One

TED-EdOct 30

A 3-minute guide to the Bill of Rights - Belinda Stutzman

Civics ReviewJan 18

The Bill of Rights: Every Amendment, Why it's important, and How it limits the government

Heimler's HistorySep 30

The BILL of RIGHTS [AP Gov Review Unit 3 Topic 1 (3.1)]

Jake the LawyerDec 10

The Bill of Rights - 800 Years in the Making (Lawyer Explains)

CrashCourseMar 20

How a Bill Becomes a Law: Crash Course Government and Politics #9

Jack ItalixMay 30

Schoolhouse Rock- How a Bill Becomes a Law

Khan AcademyDec 22

How a bill becomes a law | US government and civics | US government and civics | Khan Academy

Khan AcademyJan 12

Diagramming how a bill becomes a law in the U.S.

Government ExplainedSep 7

How a Bill Becomes a Law

Fresberg Cartoon – Learning & History for StudentsJan 2

Wait… Who Makes the Laws?! How a Bill Becomes a Law for Kids

GPB EducationDec 15

How Does a Bill Become a Law?

Learn Something - PoliticsDec 31

How a Bill Becomes a Law | Learn Something

GuideAde FisherSep 23, 20266 min

How to Become a US Citizen and Pass the Civics Test

The five-year clock, the paperwork trap that sinks good applicants, and the 100 questions every American ought to be able to answer.

GuideMarcus ValeSep 23, 20266 min

Ten Federalist Papers Worth Reading and What Each Argues

You don't need all 85. Start with No. 51 tonight, and you'll understand more about Washington than most cable panels do.

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Your State Legislature Runs More of Your Life Than Congress Does

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Reading the Declaration of Independence Line by Line

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GuideMarcus ValeSep 23, 20266 min

Why We Have a Bill of Rights and What Each One Says

George Mason asked for one at the Convention and lost 10 states to nothing. Then he took the fight to the country and won.

BRO TakeMarcus ValeSep 23, 20266 min

How the Electoral College Actually Works and Why It Should Stay

The Constitution never uses the word "college," 270 is the only number that matters, and the best argument for keeping it isn't about small states.

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What the Second Amendment Actually Says and How Courts Read It

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How a Case Reaches the Supreme Court and Gets Decided

GuideMarcus ValeSep 23, 20265 min

What the First Amendment Actually Protects, and What It Doesn't

Forty-five words, a handful of narrow exceptions, and a lot of myths. Know the difference before you step up to the microphone.

GuideMarcus ValeSep 23, 20266 min

What each of the seven articles of the Constitution actually does

The whole document runs about 4,500 words and takes half an hour to read out loud. Here's the plain-English tour, article by article.

Your Right to Bear Arms Is a Promise to Your Family

The Constitution protects your right to defend your home. It doesn't train you, store the gun, or make the plan. That part is on you.

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Guide100 ThingsMarcus ValeSep 23, 20268 min

100 Things Every American Should Know About the Constitution

Four sheets of parchment, about 4,400 words, and it still runs the country. Everything you should be able to say from memory at the dinner table.

GuideNewsJosh HalloranSep 23, 20266 min

How a Bill Becomes Law, in the Order It Really Happens

The schoolhouse version skips the parts that decide everything: committee referral, the Rules Committee, cloture, and the rulemaking that comes after the signature.

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Latest news · Constitution

Voters can recall a governor in 19 states, not a senator

A blocked law isn't a dead law. Read the order to see why

The Constitution never mentions schools, so who decides?

Why the Founders Built a Government That Can't Move Fast

How to Watch Your Statehouse Like Somebody Who Gets Paid To

Raise a Kid Who's Actually Read the Constitution

Worth an hour of your evening

How to Become a US Citizen and Pass the Civics Test

Ten Federalist Papers Worth Reading and What Each Argues

Your State Legislature Runs More of Your Life Than Congress Does

Reading the Declaration of Independence Line by Line

Why We Have a Bill of Rights and What Each One Says

How the Electoral College Actually Works and Why It Should Stay

What the Second Amendment Actually Says and How Courts Read It

How a Case Reaches the Supreme Court and Gets Decided

What the First Amendment Actually Protects, and What It Doesn't

What each of the seven articles of the Constitution actually does

Your Right to Bear Arms Is a Promise to Your Family

100 Things Every American Should Know About the Constitution

How a Bill Becomes Law, in the Order It Really Happens