There have been three major crises in the history of the United States: the Civil War, perhaps the defining event of our history after the Revolution itself, the Great Depression and the Second World War. These events tested our republic and our determination in fundamental ways, but the center was always maintained: there were elections, a peaceful transfer of power and the judiciary remained independent. Our fundamental democratic institutions…
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There have been three major crises in the history of the United States: the Civil War, perhaps the defining event of our history after the Revolution itself, the Great Depression and the Second World War. These events tested our republic and our determination in fundamental ways, but the center was always maintained: there were elections, a peaceful transfer of power and the judiciary remained independent. Our fundamental democratic institutions…