The U.S. Constitution. Volume 4: Liberty in the Modern Age

A Citizen's Guide to the New Frontiers for the Constitution

De: David Michael Curtis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Our political landscape is a battlefield of noise. We are armed with talking points but starved of principles. This book is the remedy.

The final volume in the acclaimed U.S. Constitution: Our Common Ground series , Liberty in the Modern Age confronts the most pressing 21st-century challenges to American freedom. This is not another partisan book to tell you what to think. It is a tool to teach you how to think , silencing the noise by returning to the foundational texts of the republic.

Author David Michael Curtis provides a clear, logical framework for analyzing the new frontiers of the Constitution, including:

• Technology & Privacy: The Fourth Amendment in the digital age , Big Tech censorship , Section 230 , AI bias , and the fight for financial freedom (CBDCs vs. Bitcoin).

• Global Order: The limits of war powers , foreign entanglements , national sovereignty , and the military-industrial complex.

• Restoring the Republic: The national debt as generational theft , the role of local government , the power of Article V , and the moral foundations of a free people.

Featuring the series' unique two-part structure, you get:

• Part 1: The Summary Answers: Concise, 1-minute answers to 75 critical questions, engineered for clarity and immediate understanding.

• Part 2: The Comprehensive Answers: Deep-dive (1,000+ word) analyses of each question, featuring Foundational Text Analysis, Partisan Deconstruction, and the unique "Bastiat Test".

Whether you are a conservative, progressive, libertarian, or an exhausted American tired of the divide , this book is your guide to finding the common ground and restoring the republic. Get your copy to become an active, discerning citizen today.