Did we get closer or farther from true constitutional government during Trump’s first year?

Published December 30, 2017 5:01am ET



More than a year ago, Americans elected a “unified” government — meaning a Republican president and a Republican Congress — creating the conditions for the revival of constitutional forms.

We had a disruptive president with a broad, populist agenda that requires legislation, and a focused legislature willing to work with an energetic executive to reassert government based on consent.

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