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The executive power wielded by President Washington and subsequent American presidents, while vast, is limited by the Constitution. In what sense vast? In what sense limited? These questions were debated in the founding era, and they continue to be debated today. The newest online course offered by Hillsdale College – free of charge – addresses the topic of executive power within a constitutional context often lacking in the current debate.

Hillsdale College has a new free online course that will focus on what the presidency was intended to be, what has become of it today, and how it might be restored to its original constitutional form. “The Presidency and the Constitution,” taught by Hillsdale’s Politics Department faculty, is available free of charge. Sign up today to begin enjoying the lectures at your leisure.

Join the ranks of over HALF-A-MILLION citizens so far who have taken Hillsdale courses by signing up for “The Presidency and the Constitution.” By signing up for this FREE course, you’ll be able to:

•Enjoy ten lectures by Hillsdale faculty about what America’s founders intended the presidency to be, what it has become today, and how a constitutional presidency might be restored.

•Have access to study guides, Q&As with the faculty, and discussion boards, take quizzes, and receive a certificate of completion.

•Receive a free subscription to Imprimis, Hillsdale’s monthly speech digest.

This ten-week online course includes lectures on “The Executive Power and the Constitution,” “The Progressives and Presidential Leadership,” “The President as Chief Executive,” and “The Imperial Presidency.”

John Adams once wrote about the Constitutional Convention of 1787, “The deliberate union of so great and various a people in such a place, is without all partiality or prejudice, if not the greatest exertion of human understanding, the greatest single effort of national deliberation that the world has ever seen.” Join today’s national deliberation over the Constitution by enrolling in Hillsdale’s FREE online course, “The Presidency and the Constitution.”