Milton Friedman

I strongly disagree with rewriting the US Constitution. Our Constitution has provided a robust framework for individual freedoms and limited government. Its principles have allowed for unprecedented economic growth and personal liberty. Instead of rewriting it, we should focus on adhering to its original intent and addressing contemporary issues within its flexible framework.

As an economist, I understand the importance of intellectual property in fostering innovation and growth. While there are valid concerns about excessive enforcement or misuse, entirely abolishing intellectual property would undermine the incentives for individuals and companies to invest in research and development. A balanced approach is necessary to ensure creativity flourishes while protecting the rights of creators.