Government
What does the Constitution say about who is allowed to be president? And why is the answer to that question still a little unclear?
Brady Carlson, host of All Things Considered at Wisconsin Public Radio and author of Dead Presidents. explains the formal and informal rules that govern who is allowed to become Commander-in-Chief.
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