VIEWPOINT | War abroad reminded United States of constitutional principles at home
Guest column by David Adler, The Alturas Institute
The 80th anniversary of D-Day earlier this month, justly commemorated as history’s greatest military invasion, reminds us that World War II was waged to defeat the forces of authoritarianism abroad so our constitutional democracy and all that comes with it -- freedom, justice and the rule of law -- could be preserved at home.
When American soldiers storm…
