[PGalt]

Compare our Framers’ sense of honor to members of our current congress.

(Men creating v criminals destroying ALERT)

the silent, powerful, and ever active conspiracy of those who govern.

Great work, Jacquerie. Thank you.

BUMP!

[Louis Foxwell]

Despite the logic of Madison and King, Richard Henry Lee thought it silly and dangerous not to consider amendments. To not do so assumed “all wisdom centers in the convention” and nowhere else. From the nature of government, he wrote that a Bill of Rights was needed to protect the just rights and liberty of mankind from “the silent, powerful, and ever active conspiracy of those who govern.” Lee’s objections to the Constitution were gathered into a series of newspaper articles under the title, Letters of the Federal Farmer. Along with other Anti-Federalists, Lee pressed hard for a Bill of Rights which found its way into our Constitution.

[Jacquerie]

Thanks PG!