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In Federalist Paper No. 55, James Madison argues that the initially proposed size of the House of Representatives, though small, is adequate and will grow with the population. He emphasizes that this size balances effective governance with sufficient representation. Madison addresses concerns about corruption and the risk of oligarchy, asserting that frequent elections and checks and balances will prevent such issues. He highlights the importance of manageable deliberations and maintains that a diverse range of interests in the House will safeguard against any single faction's dominance. #congress #jamesmadison #houseofrepresentatives #oligarchy #corruption #constitution #federalistpapers

There is a difference between run-of-the-mill Washington lobbying and the sort of activity that the Bidens were involved in. #politics #opinion #hunterbiden #bidenadministraiton https://lnkd.in/eUrbKTN5

One of the things that is so frustrating about the current state of politics is the focus on personalities rather than policies. If the leaders of the No Labels movement wanted to make a truly significant contribution to the future of our country, they could enable anyone and everyone to engage in the process of drafting a platform in which all of the "planks" are supported by supermajorities. Ideally, such a platform would be collaboratively drafted, maintained, and shared in an open, standard, machine-readable format like #StratML (ISO 17469-1) https://lnkd.in/eXS5bBvh

Here is yet another lucid and incisive analysis from the pen of Stephen Collinson, essentially the only journalist at CNN who seems able to place the continuous, merciless flow of current events into a larger context.  I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he is snapped up by another media outlet that prizes his analytical skills more than CNN, where ‘analysis’ is understood as corralling several ‘experts’ (talking heads) into their studios and giving them wide open opportunities to toss off soft-pitch soundbites. This approach is a guarantee that the discussion will be limited to a regurgitation of the facts on the ground. Who saw what?  (But usually very thin on ‘Why?) Not entirely relevant to the above, but I woke up this morning thinking about the fast-approaching presidential debate,  If I were Ms. Harris, I would begin, at the earliest opportunity, with the following preface: ‘I’ve been a prosecutor for more than two decades. The person standing beside me at the other mic has recently been convicted of 34 violations of federal law. There may be more such convictions on the way.  He has been indicted by another federal court grand jury, and by a  state court.  I don’t plan on addressing him directly this evening; but when I make reference to him, it will be either as ‘the defendant’ or ‘the convict.’ That would set the proper tone for the evening. https://lnkd.in/dfVc4WMe

"Throughout his term, AMLO has politicized and weaponized the federal judicial system with politically driven investigations and prosecutions." He will not end there, as he seeks to move the constitutional reforms to the judiciary this September. How would the proposed reforms contribute to democratic backsliding in Mexico? Read the latest report by CSIS Americas here: https://lnkd.in/eQR7WhDn

President Biden and Vice President Harris are once again deceiving Democratic voters. They are proposing a radical overhaul of the Supreme Court, a move that is virtually impossible to achieve. Such an initiative would require a constitutional amendment and the consent of Congress, both of which are highly unlikely. This tactic seems designed to placate the more radical factions of the left, as they appear to be unaware that Biden and Harris are not being honest and recognize their incapacity to implement these changes. However, many Democratic voters tend to accept the assertions made by their party leaders without skepticism, often due to a lack of analytical thinking and an inability to pursue the truth. https://lnkd.in/eyp_p5W2

Politics should be reserved for civilians. That is simply because it is based on competing interests; not performed within a "chain of command". Pursuing political objectives via criminal investigations and prosecutions also adversely affect the principle of the rule of law and the judiciary itself: https://lnkd.in/dWxus9AH

Where is this world going? Shameful vote in the European Parliament that caused a shock: https://lnkd.in/dpunkxU9 “Today in the European Parliament the Patriots for Europe proposed to have a debate on the assassination attempt against former US President Donald Trump and the rise of political violence in Europe, but the traditional groups rejected this,” the Patriots group wrote in a post on social media. The European Parliament rejected a far-right proposal to discuss the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and rising political violence. According to polls, a growing share of Americans believe that crime reduction and security should be a priority for the president-elect, so the issue will likely dominate this year's presidential election. However, Democrats and Republicans offer dramatically different accounts of crime trends, indicating a strong politicization of the problem. Consequently: Shinzo Abe, Robert Fico, Ebrahim Raisi, Donald Trump! WHO IS THE NEXT? See the following video: https://lnkd.in/dRKrmYQ8 President Biden addresses the Nation

Our government has grown beyond what it was intended to be #Authoritarianism #BigGovernment #DemocraticRepublic #FederalGovernment #FederalTradeCommission #Government #GovernmentPower #IndividualFreedom #JamesMadison #Justice #LimitedGovernment https://lnkd.in/ewEsg2rq

Regressive and a return to pork barrel politics. https://lnkd.in/geEMppN2