"Let's give up on the Constitution"

When Parents send their offspring out into the world of academia they do so with the hope that they will learn a valuable set of facts and figures and knowledge that they can turn into cash through an honorable job.  Today that hope is dashed when that student, as so often happens, ends up with a degree that has no value.  He cannot sell the "knowledge" he has learned.  There is no market for what he/she knows.  And now the debt is staggering.

Part of the reason may be what some of the Universities are passing off as teaching.  For instance: Professor Michael Seidman teaches Constitutional Law at Georgetown University.  This is what he says about our Constitution.  "As the nation teeters at the edge of fiscal chaos, observers are reaching the conclusion that the American system of government is broken.  But almost no one blames the culprit: our insistence on obedience to the Constitution with all of its archaic, idiosyncratic and downright evil provisions."  This taken from the professor's article in the New York Times entitled, "Let's give up on the Constitution."

Dr. Seidman thinks that the President and Congress should not be restricted by a document written  225 years ago, calling our charter obsolete.  I along with millions of other Americans disagree!
     Medicineman