I have to confess, I can't stand Alexander Hamilton. But I still love using quotes from him. Here's why. @mmaharrey10th pic.twitter.com/dpPSBN60QD
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Should Alexander Hamilton be Canceled?
During the ratifying debates, Alexander Hamilton was every bit as Madisonian as James Madison. He sold the Constitution as a document that gave the federal government only a few limited powers. But once it was ratified, he did a complete 180, and his views –...
Today in History: Philadelphia and the Compromise of 1790
Today in 1790, Congress moved the seat of government from New York to Philadelphia. The transition was the product of a political compromise, a 10-year interim solution before the capitol would be moved to the South. The deal for the placement of the capitol was...
Judicial Power to Deliberately Prolong a Misinterpretation of the Constitution Does Not Exist
During his 2018 confirmation hearing, Justice Brett Kavanaugh correctly explained where the duty to follow judicial precedent comes from: Precedent is not just a judicial policy. Precedent comes right from Article III of the Constitution. Article III refers to the...