Attorney General Pam Bondi argues the 'Flores Consent Decree' is outdated and restricts immigration policy. The DOJ's motion ...

We understand from this the negative as well: A government that does not derive its powers from the consent of the governed holds power unjustly. These social media giants have responded by ...

This is so because our democracy recognizes that the only legitimate source of governmental power comes from those subject to the government's exercise of power—the consent of the governed. Under our ...

The United States was founded on the idea that governments derive “their just powers from the consent of the governed.” That’s in the Declaration of Independence. But when government ...

The Declaration provided the philosophical basis for a government that exercises legitimate power by "the consent of the governed," and it defined the conditions of a free people, whose rights and ...

And from the U.S. Declaration of Independence: “Governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the Consent of the Governed.” This is the basis for a government’s ...

and smacks strongly of a revival of the hoary principal of government with the consent of the governed. Want to keep up with breaking news? Subscribe to our email newsletter. The Harvard Crimson ...

For the last several months, political parties and groups have been doing the rounds. Their operatives regularly exchange notes, some of which are mere red herrings to confuse and mislead. There are ...

What a concept, eh? Guess what. Only 21 percent of voters in this country believe that the federal government has the consent of the governed. That’s what pollster Rasmussen Reports reports.

Consent of the governed comes at the ballot box, but effective governance depends on the support of ALL the people. Democracy will hold only if the opposition can be successful in this effort.