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What does anti-Federalist #1 tell us today: Over time, the federal government, even without the amendment process, has grown in power and scope to an overbearing extent. A seemingly prescient Brutus warned that there were insufficient protections against the expansion of government in the Constitution.
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Today's Politicos vs The Words and Deeds of The Founders — What Would The Founders Think?
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The quickest way to fix the legislature would be term limits. That said, they will never give up the power they've granted themselves. It's up to the states and, unfortunately, we see a level of corruption within state and local politics that appears to be a springboard into the fed; they aren't going to fight to limit power in congress when they aspire to be one of them.
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