I have a habit when the issues of the day seem to split the American socio-political stage; I go back to the Founding. I go back and review the feelings, the purposes, and the fears of those architects of our country. There was a time when American’s prided themselves in the system of government where not only the citizens, but also the rulers were subject to the law, a time when men were bound by cohesive principles of right and wrong as well as acceptance of consequence for action. Some of these cohesive principles seem to be wasting in today’s public discourse, especially with respect to two doctrines fundamental to the American experiment: Pluralism and Rule of Law.

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