Almost everything is downstream of integrity
When politics feels like little more than a shouting match, it’s easy to forget that the health of democracy depends on something deeper than laws and institutions. Integrity—not policy positions or partisan wins—is the true safeguard of the Constitution. Without it, even the strongest legal protections can be bent or bypassed. From court-packing to selective prosecution, the dangers are real. The question is whether citizens still expect—and demand—honesty from those in power. Read the rest of Mr. Summner’s commentary on Econlib
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