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The Legacy and Authority of the Founders

The "Founding Fathers" and the Constitution are inseparably linked as legend and law in America. This connection has magnified the importance of the Framers' intentions and conferred upon them a degree of authority that is at once familiar, unique, and problematic. Judges, politicians, and scholars alike fight to establish that their rulings, interpretations, and prescriptions are consistent with the intentions of the Framers. Political scientists