The World Holds Its Breath While America Argues Over a 1787 Google Doc
When the United States sneezes, the rest of the planet reaches for a tissue—and occasionally a crash helmet. That truism is never more obvious than when Americans start quarrelling over their 236-year-old operating manual, formally known as the Constitution, informally known as “that parchment we weaponize when convenient.” From Lagos boardrooms to Kyoto classrooms, the…