Original sentence: Originalists, those who seek to interpret the Constitution according to its "original intent" or "original meaning" alone, argue that "the constitution in exile" is a straw man.The Constitution in Exile is a controversial term that refers to provisions of the United States Constitution whose interpretation by the Supreme Court has changed since roughly the 1930s, and which have not been strictly enforced, such as the interstate commerce clause
Edited sentence: The Constitution in Exile is a controversial term that refers to provisions of the United States Constitution that have not been interpreted literally by the Supreme Court since the 1930s.The rise of the Living Constitution theory, which holds that the Court can alter the Constitution to comport with "the evolving standards of decency" by assigning new meanings to its words, and the challenge to that theory from its diametric opposites, Originalism and Strict constructionism, serve to keep the term in the public eye