Americans should read Alexander Hamilton’s Federalist Papers — especially No. 78 — to better understand the intended role of ...

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The 85 essays that comprise The Federalist Papers are in great measure concerned ... and written by Alexander Hamilton under the pseudonym Publius, we find instead a defense of the “intermixture ...

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Members of Congress are back in their districts for a two-week recess — but if 8th District Rep. Mark Messmer is planning a ...

One reader suggested I reflect on President Abraham Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus during the Civil War for historical context, while another urged me to reread "The Federalist Papers" to get ...

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"In Federalist [Paper] 78… Alexander Hamilton wrote that "the judiciary, from the nature of its functions, will always be the least dangerous" and that judges "have neither force nor will," the ...

while another urged me to reread "The Federalist Papers" to get Founding Father Alexander Hamilton's view on the power of the judiciary compared with the executive branch. On the social media ...