this guy is a wing nut, and would do well to take a flying leap into the Commie country of his choice.
But let me play devils advocate for a minute.
he makes the statement...
"As dearly as we hold constitutional principles, perhaps they are outdated. Perhaps we have become unfit to be under the Constitution's influence."
Now, compare that statement with that of John Adams, who knew a thing or two about the limitations of our Constitution.
"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." -- John Adams
AS we have dropped into the moral abyss as a nation, we have seen greater incidence of hideous, amoral, anti-social acts.
what Adams was saying is that teh Constitution was designed for a people that CONTROLLED THEMSELVES. today, we live in a generation that thinks "If the law doesn't say I CAN'T do it, then I'm going for it" and throws civility and decency to the wind. Since no law, or statute, or Constitution can be constructed that will cover EVERY anti-social activity that people might dream up and perpetrate, it is INDEED true that our Constitution is inadequate to a generation unwilling to show self-restraint, as ours is.
THIS is why I fight against this notion that liberty can be sustained without a Heavenly =-based morality.
I leave you with the words of Abigail Adams...
"A patriot without religion in my estimation is as great a paradox as an honest Man without the fear of God. Is it possible that he whom no moral obligations bind, can have any real Good Will towards Men? Can he be a patriot who, by openly vicious conduct, is undermining the very bonds of Society? . . . . The Scriptures tell us "righteousness exalteth a Nation." ----- from a letter by Abigail Adams, wife of the 2nd President and Mother of the 6th President of the United States, written in November, 1775, to her friend Mercy Warren.