OMG WTF Does the Constitution Actually Say?: A Non-Boring Guide to How Our Democracy is Supposed to Work Free Audiobook Download by Ben Sheehan

OMG WTF Does the Constitution Actually Say?: A Non-Boring Guide to How Our Democracy is Supposed to Work is a non-boring audiobook about the Constitution of the United States. Ben Sheehan narrates his book, which is over 20 hours long!

The Constitution is a boring document. It has tons of words and lots of sections with some heavy reading. But it actually says a lot about our democracy. The way the government is supposed to work. What rights we have. Even what the different branches are supposed to do. All in all, this non-boring guide is the perfect book for anyone who needs an easy and quick reference to the Constitution's most important parts

It is a common misconception that our democratic system operates according to the United States Constitution. In reality, we don't live by the Constitution at all! Instead, we operate with a document called the Constitution for the United States Corporation. This means that with every new president, Congress can change how our government works by passing legislation.

The book is 'OMG WTF Does the Constitution Actually Say? A Non-Boring Guide to How Our Democracy is Supposed to Work' by Ben Sheehan. It provides a history of the foundational document and its amendments, as well as offering a breakdown on what it means for every branch of government. In addition, the book details how the Constitution is supposed to work in contrast to how it has actually been used in some respects over time.

The Constitution of the United States is the law that governs all three branches of American government. It has been in effect since 1789, and it lays out what powers belong to which branch and how they are supposed to function. This means that a lot has changed over time, but there are some guidelines on how democracy is supposed to work in America.

"Oooommmmm!" the narrator says before asking the question, "What is the Constitution?" She goes in to answer the question by describing how a popular song would describe it.