Constitutional Defense

Congressional Authority

Congress swore an oath to defend the Constitution and that includes exercising its full authority under Article I of the Constitution. Learn more about our work to ensure Congress does its job and acts as a coequal branch of our government.

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Check The Exec

Our Founders didn’t want kings.

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Unchecked Exec

President Trump's first 100 days have been focused on consolidating power and sidestepping anti-corruption safeguards....

Introduction The Founding Fathers rejected being ruled by a king. That’s why they crafted a system of government with three co-equal branches. At its core lies the separation of powers:…

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On Independence Day, veterans warn Congress to protect the Constitution from executive overreach and military politicization

Nearly 200 veterans call for urgent action to defend civilian oversight, reverse VA cuts, and safeguard military voting rights...

As Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day, close to 200 veterans from across the country and every branch of service are delivering a critical message to Congress: Serve as a…

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Issue One announces new effort to defend America’s checks and balances as former members of Congress call on lawmakers to exercise their constitutional authority

In a new open letter released today, more than 60 bipartisan former members of Congress are calling on the legislative branch to exercise their constitutional authority amid growing concerns that…

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