OPINION: Constitution Day reminds us how to disagree without destroying each other
Martin
On a muggy September day, dozens of people on very different sides of the political aisle crowded into a room and finally agreed on something.
Two hundred and thirty eight years ago last week, the American Constitution was signed. There was zero chance every one of those signers would agree on everything. But the founders of our nation also recognized that without compromise and conversation there would be no country at all.
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