The Constitution of the United States is an amazing creation that has withstood the test of time. James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Thomas Paine and unnamed others demonstrated tremendous insight and wisdom when they crafted it. They did make one major blunder that is now becoming apparent. Perhaps, one could excuse the Anglo-centric nature of the document if independence had been gained with the aid of the English. But, it was independence from the English that had been won. A proper and more fitting document would have been written in Spanish. What better way to say farewell to King George, than to craft this magnificent document in Spanish and then to make Spanish the official language of the former English colonies? Fortunately, we are well on our way to correcting this centuries old mistake.
http://blogs.chron.com/immigration/archives/2007/08/presidential_de.html
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If only they had had a comprehensive diversity plan so that they could optimize their corporate alignment so as to capitalize on their corporate synergies to enhance stakeholder/provider enabler strategies.
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