>>18153494
>average
Madison had to pick up the pieces of statehood Jefferson left in his wake, faced what could have been a civil war (or if you're familiar with Alan Taylor, what *was* a civil war), nearly lost out on a second term, and had to watch the White House burn on his watch because he fell for Jefferson and Sam Adams' bullshit about "muh militias of democracy". He was anything but average and is thoroughly underrated because of sheer bias.
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>>18092391
>>18092211 obviously
>I NEED to talk about minorities in a fucking Erie Canal thread
I hope you get kidney stones for ruining my thread
>>18092211 obviously
>I NEED to talk about minorities in a fucking Erie Canal thread
I hope you get kidney stones for ruining my thread
>>17757374
>It serves zero purpose besides blocking up legislation in partisan grounds.
That's the fucking point, you retard. Clearly you don't know jackshit about what a visionary Madison was
>proportional representation grounds so that each representative represents the same number of people within a state
And just how, exactly, will that work out between California and Montana's populations?
This Republic has survived 250 years when the going notion for the men who crafted its design believed republics couldn't even work on that scale, has survived two outright civil wars, and countless other "calamities". Is it perfect? No, but that's why it has survived - in large part BECAUSE the Senate has stonewalled outright partisan interests from taking over the whole thing. Whether or not it can survive the mass disinformation fed to low-IQ retards who take everything they see on tictac at face value is yet to be seen but I seriously doubt it will rattle the foundation enough to cause any major cracks.
>It serves zero purpose besides blocking up legislation in partisan grounds.
That's the fucking point, you retard. Clearly you don't know jackshit about what a visionary Madison was
>proportional representation grounds so that each representative represents the same number of people within a state
And just how, exactly, will that work out between California and Montana's populations?
This Republic has survived 250 years when the going notion for the men who crafted its design believed republics couldn't even work on that scale, has survived two outright civil wars, and countless other "calamities". Is it perfect? No, but that's why it has survived - in large part BECAUSE the Senate has stonewalled outright partisan interests from taking over the whole thing. Whether or not it can survive the mass disinformation fed to low-IQ retards who take everything they see on tictac at face value is yet to be seen but I seriously doubt it will rattle the foundation enough to cause any major cracks.