How Government Works

Abby asked that we take a step back from talking about the news of the day and have an in-depth discussion about how government works, including all twelve (sic) articles of the Constitution. As a result, Schoolhouse Rock gets sung more than a few times as we discuss the difference between emanations and penumbras - i.e. what they are and why they makes for bad constitutional law. Plus: Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the travel ban decision, and a very loud dog. See our website for privacy information.

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