Answer to Question #107640 in Political Science for Fady Mikhael

Question

Does the war on terrorism reveal our constitutional government's effectiveness or its lack of effectiveness? Are there ways in which we benefit from the government's occasional lack of efficiency?

Answer 1

The war on terrorism reveals the constitutional lack of effectiveness. The constitution does not limit the participation of interest groups who are out to benefit themselves rather than to foster national interests. The constitution should restrict the activities of interest groups to ensure that all decisions made are to benefit the public interests.

Yes. There are ways that the public can benefit from government inefficiency in that there is less control thus citizens have greater freedom to execute their operations.