The Founders feared mob rule as much as monarchy. They believed liberty required citizens educated enough to understand the difference between democracy and a republic. So what happens when even our leaders confuse the two? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “Democracy Dies On The Blackboard,” to discover why America’s greatest civic crisis may have started in the classroom.
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