A lesson from the Trump presidency

The American people need to realize that it is time for their age-old Constitution to be brought in line with the principles of modern democracy and tailored to meet the needs of the digital and nuclear era. It is up to Joe Biden to lead them from the very start of his presidency to make the necessary changes.

The Trump presidency has brought out the need of amendments to the Constitution of the United States. The Constitution that serves as the Supreme Law of the United States was approved in 1789 and is the oldest among the current written constitutions of the world, writes Ghazy Muhajid. Image courtesy of Needpix.com

Opinion

BY GHAZY MUJAHID

January 25, 2021

TORONTO—The Trump presidency has brought out the need of amendments to the Constitution of the United States. The Constitution that serves as the Supreme Law of the United States was approved in 1789 and is the oldest among the current written constitutions of the world. A few examples can illustr...

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