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Tyranny of the Minority
Poor James Madison thought he had the risks of republics beat. He stood Hume’s ideal government on its head in order to prevent tyranny of the majority with the creation of so many electoral units that even if a majority … Continue reading
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Tagged Congress, constitution, Germany, Hitler, Hume, James Madison, Michelle Bachmann, NAZIs, President Obama, Reichstag, Tea Party
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