The Constitution doesn't work if the President doesn't believe in it

 Matt Ford writing for The New Republic:

"The Constitution—and the Framers who drafted it—did a decent job at devising a structure for government that would allow the different branches to check one another to preserve liberty. No constitutional text is well written enough to save the rule of law when the American people elect a president who doesn’t believe in the Constitution, especially when he is joined by a Congress that refuses to hold him accountable for violating it."