A Federalist feeling

There was a patriot named James Madison. His fear was that the Constitution would create an aristocracy. (Federalist Paper No. 10) “Either the existence of the same passion, or interest in a majority at the same time must be prevented, or the majority, having such coexistent passion or interest, must be rendered by their number and local situation, unable to concert and carry into effect their schemes of oppression.” In other words majorities will not carry into effect reasonable resolutions. Differences like religions have difficulty in resolution. The majority in the House of Representatives lives with the hate of the Election Person whom is identified as a Republican.

In hope I'm wrong, Pelosi delay is a plan. The Democrats want to delay a minority number’s Trial. Her delay will put the Republicans in a delay until they can subpoena their choice of witnesses. Next they, the Democrats, will go to court and appeal their assumed rights to confidentiality regardless. They will have more delay. About the month of March, in the midst of campaign and possibly another impeachment charge. They will go to summer and make another charge.

The Constitution, which Madison feared, made no provision for political party rule. It provided another principal for our Republic’s Electoral College rather than Democracy. The Supreme Court needs to immediately and demand impeachment procedures, rather than the will of the moment by a one party feeling. The typical vote for, in favor of, our Electoral College.

Gerald Keer