Post Description: Critics believe that the US Supreme Court's recent further intervention undermines the power of lawmaking and government regulations. They assume it as a return to the pre-1937 era and adjudge it "Judicial Despotism".
This article was published in October 2019 in Etemad newspaper.
Francis Fukuyama in his article under the title of "The Decay of American Political Institutions" argues that Americans have a problem, but they can’t see it clearly because their focus too often discounts history. Many of these problems could be solved if the United States moved to a more unified parliamentary system of government, but so radical a change in the country’s institutional structure is barely conceivable. Americans regard their Constitution as a quasi-religious document. Persuading them to rethink its most basic tenets short of an outright system collapse is highly unlikely.