(See the op-ed, "Understanding Constitutional principles key to preserving our Republic" in the Concord Monitor's Oct. 1 edition, written by Ovide Lamontagne HERE)


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Understanding Constitutional principles key to preserving our Republic

In an op-ed in the October 1, 2025 edition of the Concord Monitor, Ovide Lamontagne writes about our responsibilities as citizens to know and understand the principles of our Constitution. READ

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