they made alexander hamilton inspector general, which made him commander of the armed forces. and then general harry lee took command of the force that went out to western pennsylvania. washington turned back from carlisle, went back to philadelphia. the troops did go out there. by the time they got up there the rebel camp had broken up completely. they found about 20 drops. it was rather disgraceful. the troops were so angry a bit but the trucks in the open carts. in part of the back of philadelphia the marched down the streets. there were tried for treason. all were acquitted except for two and washington pardoned the other two. >> yes, ma'am. [inaudible question] >> in the constitution the. it is not a lot. it is in the constitution. >> i have a question. in my mind a question is then does the president, duly elected, violating the letter of the law usurp the very freedom which we citizens are provided by the government just to save the republic? >> user busy very strong word. usurp means taking someone else's power, seizing someone else's power. we have to say he is soon o

except alexander hamilton was never the president. first treasury secretary and he was killed in a pistol duel by vice-president aaron burr. so, groupon was asked to respond to its history blunder, and they responded by saying this, quoting: we'll just have to agree to disagree. then groupon created a new twitter account called, prez alexander, describing him, quote, as the founding father on the ten dollar bill, bad with pistols but lover of a good deal, and then they had president alexander hamilton send out a tweet saying, quote here, there appeared to be a lot of misleading reports about me lately but i do in fact have another face hidden underneath my wig, hash tag honest ours. so we debted to -- decided to get into the mix. they said this: are you sure? this is the first we're hearing about this. so, groupon clearly getting a lot of play out of this, and we're playing along. it's been everywhere today. >> they better stay away from ben franklin also. >> an olympian brought to tears. not by his results but an interview. now nbc i

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alexander hamilton was never the president. he was one of the founding fathers and the first secretary of the treasury. >>> and what does deep dish pizza have to do with the supreme court? the chicago sun times tweets a supreme court justice wades into the chicago pizza debate. the justice saying that while he enjoys chicago-style pizza, it should not be called pizza. talk about a controversial ruling. >>> and straight ahead, is your toilet working? well, start brushing and throw $800 billion right down the toilet. that's what many people accuse of obama administration of doing. why is the white house celebrating? former mayor rudy giuliani goes on the record, next. >>> and also, was targeting the tea party just the warmup act? apparently the irs could have a few new targets in mind. on the record investigates. coming up. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're lov

groupon says it's president's day mistake was deliberate announcing president's day sale to honor alexander hamilton the problem sne was never president. he served as the first treasury secretary. today, they say it was intended to get people talking. at last count 5,000 tweets about the so called mistake which was kind of a stunt. >> i just don't like it when people tweet about my mistakes. so we try not to make them >> never too late to celebrate anncr: at jennie-o w where evea where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world.

and james madison and alexander hamilton and george washington all had this point of view. they would not have been uncomfortable in any way whatsoever with the kind of government we have now because the kind of problems that the government has to deal with are completely different from the problems that they had to face. and i would like to point out one thing very quickly, and that is rodgeronler's point that the fact that the federal government is deeply deeply involved in every phase of our health care system is not sanctioned by the constitution and wouldn't have been sanctioned by them because the constitution itself doesn't say anything about health care. well, that is an argument that was pressed by thomas jefferson when he was secretary of state under president george washington. it was countered by secretary of the treasury alexander hamilton over the question about whether the united states under the constitution could create a national bank because the constitution doesn't say you can create a national bank. it says a lot of other things. it says that you can re

in the end guns down an -- friend and professional alexander hamilton. while he was the sitting vice president. and from there moved on to these adventure in the southwest and accused of treason against his own country. >> why did he get in to a dual with hamilton? >> got a dual with hamilton in the summer of 1804 during his final year as vice president, and i think the thing that instay gaited that was his failure to win election as governor of new york and believed that hamilton did intrigued against him to keep him out of power. he knew he was not going to be re-elected vice president. so he seized the pretends of hamilton having said something unpleasant and described as despicable. he's deliberately choose to challenge hamilton on that. hamilton refused to explain himself, and therefore burr challenged him to a duel. it's a mystery why burr did that. even more a mystery that he killed hamilton. he once referred to my friend hamilton, whom i shot. but there's a great deal about burr that really isn't explicable. many people have theories there's not

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along with his friend and competitor alexander hamilton.they often collaborate and sometimes they found themselves on different sides. burr was capable, intelligent, very quickly rose through the political ranks in new york, became the united states sender and from there it was a short step to becoming a vice presidential candidate in 1796, an actual vice president in 1801. >> why was aaron burr considered a dark and compelling figure? >> he's a master. he kept his views to himself. he was thought of being a great political intrigue or. he was not hotheaded. he was very calm, a bit aloof. had a great deal of personal magnetism. i know one or two people actually have considered the possibility that he is a sociopath. he was very good at many putting people, and moving himself into positions of political power. right in the and he apparently alienated everyone. he alienated the federalist political party, the republican political party. he alienated most of the leading political factions in his state of new york. and andy and, guns down an er

president are alexander hamilton. one problem, hamilton is never president. bill but he is the nation's treasury secretary. groupon may have openings for fact-checkers tonight. >>> and a supreme court ruling on the vital national debate about pizza, finally. does deep-dish truly qualify? supreme court justice antonin scalia, told chicago, home of the deep dish it should not be called pizza. it's very tasty, but it's not pizza. it is tomato pie. sa leah believes pizza should be thin and crunchy, like his home in new york. >>> and tonight, mystery solved. how did they come up with the costumes, spandex, sparkle? fashion or a tax write-off? a former band member revealed under swedish law, wild costumes are tax deductible because they can never be confused with street clothes, hence the flashy suits which ensured a nice tax-savings from the group. >>> and up next tonight, ticklish best friends. >> it tickles. >> the magical boy, the magical dog who never leaves his side, changing both their live, coming up. you can prevent gas with beano meltaways, or treat gas w

today is presidents day for the next 30 minutes at least and groupon celebrated by honoring alexander hamiltonho they called the greatest president. >> but history buffs will note there's a difficulty with that. groupon did offer 10 bucks off a $40 purchase with that, but hamilton is on the $10 bill. he was never ever president. >> oops. >> he was merely the first treasury secretary which is a bit off from the white house i'd say. oops. >>> a little bit can you see us? are you there? you're breaking up. are you there? is it you or is it me? wait, no. dude, i'm lagging. is it you or is it me? is it you or is it me? [ male announcer ] if you're not on 100% fiber optics, it's you. verizon fios is 100% fiber optic, comcast isn't. so you can video chat smoother. game with less lag time. and upload videos in a flash. getting the difference 100% fiber optics makes. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities i love you, too. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. [ male announcer ] that's powerful. get a fios triple play with a 2-year price guarantee and no annual contract. plus a free upgrade to 50 meg

we at "the journal" argued in the past for a long time about energy in the executive as alexander hamilton put it. you need a president to lead. what's wrong with the president of the united states saying i'm going to lead, i'm going to do this? >> we never said the president should simply set the second branch of government aside, congress, and have nothing to do with them. that's why we are talking about the unilateral presidency. obama has been going in this direction since the beginning of his term. after the 2010 elections when he started doing things like deciding to enforce the dream act on his own. >> you think there is a difference in degree and kind with what this president is doing and previous presidents have done, am i reading you fairly? >> yeah. some of the things he has done i think have been described as literally breaking the law. for instance, telling states they can get exemptions from the no child left behind act and things like that or the obama care decisions he made which is returning the waiving the requirements for employer mandate. this is different than taking e

. >>> groupon tweeted they're celebrating president's day with a $10 discount in honor of alexander hamiltonm, quote, undeniably one of our greatest presidents, question mark? the problem is, hamilton was never president. he is on the $10 bill though. groupon, though, hamilton was our first ever treasury secretary, footnote there. next deal history class. >>> and "house of cards" season two, need we say more? i'm halfway through the season. no spoilers though. how realistic is this series? listen to frank underwood himself. >> for me, it's like performance art, you know? i sometimes watch it and actually we can get done shooting on a day and i'll come home and turn on the news and i'll think, our story lines are not that crazy, they're really not. >>> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me is david nakamura. dana millbank said as he wrote in an op ed piece. he brought up senate republicans who could face tough primaries coming up this year, what they had to give up in order to get the payments followed through so we did not default on our payments. this happening on frida

argued in the past for a long time about energy in the executive, asme alexandria hamilton -- alexander hamilton put it, that you need a president to lead. to what's wrong with the president of the united states saying now i'm going to lead, i'm going to doing this? >> we have never said that the president should simply set the second branch of government aside -- congress -- and have nothing to do with them. that's why we're talking about the unilateral presidency. goi obama has been going thision direction since theg of beginning of his term.e after 2010 he decided toted enforce the dream act on his own. >> you think there is a difference in degree and kind with what thisn. president is doing and previous presidents have done? am ith reading you fairly? i >> yeah. some of the things he has done i think have been described as literally breaking the law. for instance, telling states that they can get exemptions from the no child left behind act and things like that or the obamacare decisions that hed l made, which is simply waiving the requirements for the mandate, employer mandate and then the

they're wrong it's a good thing and we've been doing it since the founding of our republic alexander hamilton used tariffs during the george washington the ministration to get americans to buy american manufactured goods and today the federal government uses tax incentives of all kinds to encourage people to get married to buy a house or even have kids we should pick winners here and we should use the government to change the way people and businesses act because to do so is the best way to ensure positive outcomes for society for all of us picking winners and losers worked to clamp down on big tobacco and it will work to do things like fight obesity and climate change we've seen examples of that already all around the world picking winners and losers will also help pay for the costs to society of bad behaviors like selling or eating fatty foods and polluting the atmosphere and someone eats a big mac and fries they don't just hurt themselves they hurt everyone else by raising national health care costs when a company burns coal the fuel power plant a company doesn't just dirty up the sky it s

[laughter] >> it goes into your previous segment with groupon and alexander hamilton.ymore. charles: a guy like john kerry can go to the same people and tell them anything. if you do not have the basics down, certainly, anyone can come and tell you anything. >> you are absolutely right. i think the left likes to use the language of climate change. it used to be global warming. you have people experiencing these record frigid temperatures and ice and snow. i think the left tries to play off people's emotions and spend in a way that they can gobble up as much as possible. in reality, it is just their power. charles: stay right there. do not call it a hero for the four shootout goals. according to him, the american heroes are wearing camel. that is not me. >> i love this. he basically said that term should be reserved for someone other than a hockey player. kudos to him. charles: amazing. beautiful thing. jason, what do you say about this? >> i think it was fantastic. it was very classy. it allows people to go and really pursue our ambitions and dreams. it was the best wa

and the discount website is offering a $10 discount which they say is in honor of president alexander hamiltonn was never president but he was actually the president of the secretary and he is not saying if this was a joke or if he just made a mistake. a lot of businesses will not be open and federal city county offices will be there and they are also taking the day off and most public transit will be on holiday schedule and they are not taking the day off but you should know they will still be enforcing public parking meter rules. and in arizona, that is not until wednesday. redick just signed a 1.2 million dollars deal which avoids arbitration and now is he hoping to bounce back from that wrist injury last season. >> that's all i really can do and i am not saying i want to do numbers like i did but i am trying to be a smarter guy and not play through a serious injury like that. >> and this time they will have their spring training at the phoenix stadium and next year they will move to mesa. be a meantime, pitchers and catchers, they have been there since last week and the position there for

on-line company groupon honors alexander hamilton for presidents' day.problem, hamilton was president. the company calls him one of the greatest presidents and most widely recognized for establishing the country's financial system. he was the first secretary of the treasury and is on the $10 bill but he was never commander-in-chief. groupon's promotion offers $10 off a $40 coupon purchased today. >>> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. a wild turkey marks territory from sitting on top of fuel pumps to chasing customers at the store. the shoppers there why they are saying it needs to go. >> this toddler puts all of us to shame. at 3 years old she has an iq above 160. meet the pint sized jean genius up next. : >> how is that song to get you going on a monday morning. from the streets of new york city to your home town. a science project to tell you about that went horribly wrong in seattle. two teenaged boys working on the assignment involving model rockets they were seriously injured after an explosion inside one of their homes. the boys are cousins and

the problem and i bet the professor knows, alexander hamilton was never the president. hamilton was actually one of our nation's founding fathers. and the first secretary of the treasury. and, what does deep dish pizza have to do with the supreme court? the "chicago sun times" tweets, a supreme court justice weighs into the chicago pizza debate. justice anthony scalia speaking at an event in the windy city telling an audience while he enjoys chicago-style pizza it should not be called pizza. talk about a controversial ruling. and now it's your turn to hash it out with us. just use #greta on all your tweets and posts. straight ahead. is your toilet working? start flushing. and throw $800 billion right down the toilet. that's what many people accuse the obama administration of doing. why is the white house celebrating? former mayor rudy giuliani goes "on the record" next. and also, was targeting the tea party just a warm-up act? apparently the irs could have a few new targets in mind. "on the record" investigates coming up. honestly? this deal was way too good to believe.

alexander hamilton who they describe in a press release, as quote, undeniably one of the greatest presidentd of like ben franklin or john hancock. they were never president. hamilton had a stellar career anyway as a found father of our nation. he penned george washington's economic policy but never served as president. it was being funny they said. don't rely on social media for an education. that's my two cents more. and that's it for "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a great night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. taxpayers have nothing to celebrate. welcome, everybody. i'm charles in for neil. five years ago today. the president signed an $8 00 billion stimulus bill in to law. and remember when he said this about it? >> today does mark the beginning of the end. the beginning of what we need to do to create jobs. the beginning of the first steps to set our economy on a firmer foundation. >> well, that foundation still is

. >>> alexander hamilton is being called the great president ever. $10 off for anyone who spends $10 or more. they say they try to get people talking. apparently, it work 0. >>> a warpening from the federal trade commission about email condolences. scammers are using the names of real funeral homes hoping you click on malicious malwar. >> they send possibly millions of emails and hope to catch people who are experiencing a situation with a friend or relative where they are concerned about their health. >> but when you click you give scammers access to anything on your exciter. tax information, social security numbers, financial data. bottom line, no matter who is sendening it, don't click on unslitted links or attachments. if you have a consumer problem, give us a call. 888-5-helps you. >> best advice. don't click point. >> even if it is from someone you know. >> crazy. >> just don't do it if it is fishy. thanks, julie. >>> if you feel lucky, now is the time to buy a lottery ticket. wednesday's power ball jackpot has hit $400 million. california joins power ball last april and since

this is in honor of quote alexander hamilton. whose face is on the 10-dollar bill. y the first secretary of the treasury. they call him one of the great dest presidents. so far, they have not said if it is a mistake or joke. >> most places will be closed in honor of today. they will not be open. >> banks. public schools and postal service are taking the day off. >> it will be on a saturday schedule. but parking meters will be enforce. >> tears of gratitude from an east bay firefighter. the fundraiser to pay for his cancer treatment and the money raised can be used for even more. >> spring training is now underway in arizona. we catch up with fred english who is in scottsdale with the giants as they prepare for the upcoming season. . >>> of as rosemary has been telling us no major storms in the mode forecast. allie rasmus is live well more on an idea of how the bay area can get plenty of drinking water even if no rainfalls. allie, they are converting to the pacific ocean and it is here in the bay area into drinkable water. this is the largest utility agencies that hav

it says the $10 bill features president alexander hamilton, one of our greatest presidents and widely recognized for establishing the country's financial system. well, it's a great deal, the problem is well, hamilton wasn't president, he was the first secretary of the treasury, chief of staff to george washington, groupon has not commented on the gaffe. i'm sure he would have made a fine president. >> an important man. never president. checking in with meteorologist christina loren, a look at the temps for this presidents' day. >> heading out for the sales, maybe a picnic in the park. 40 degrees in the east bay, san francisco at 48 degrees, a little fog, not a lot out there. kind of drifting around and patchy. all across the bay area, remember your seven-day forecast is here at the bottom of your screen throughout all of my weather reports. temperatures today are going to end up in the mid-60s. these are seasonal averages about how it should feel right now for this time of year in san francisco. 59 degrees is about as mild as it gets. so it's going to be a mild and sunny presidents' d

up on its american history after it mistakenly sent out a presidents' day promotion honoring alexander hamiltons." hamilton was the first treasury secretary but was never a president. he does, however, appear on the $10 bill and is considered the founder of the nation's financial system. there is also maybe, i don't know if they did it on purpose, but a little pr? >> i think this is a little bit of a joke and they're loving the pr. they get all kinds of notes. they're responding to requests by the media by saying we're going to stick to your story, you have your opinion and we have ours, things like that here. so, we all need to take the joke. seven minutes before the hour. >>> coming up, shipment delay. delivery companies are running way behind. >> that's what happened to my roses you sent me. >> i sent you flowers, really, i did. the weather stole them! the storeny "money time," next. the conversation about her mortgage didn't start here. it began on her vacation in europe. someone stole her identity and opened some credit cards in her name. checking her experian credit report and score allow

washington's second term, and it was based upon the original madison draft, edited and updated by alexander hamilton. now, i don't know about you, mr. president, but i wouldn't mind having madison and hamilton be my ghost writers. two of the greatest minds in american history, and minds which didn't always agree about all the principles of what the country should work toward but they agreed to work with washington on this remarkable address. i'd also like to take a moment to talk about washington's importance. i used to teach about leadership and one of the fundamental principles that i used to pound into my students was that execution is as important as vision, that having a good idea and a concept is not enough. it has to be executed well in order to take root and actually achieve the benefits that is -- that are intended. washington was the execution of the vision of the constitution. when he took office, there was no united states. there was an idea, there was a vision, there was a concept, but how it was actually put into practice was so much in -- in the consequences of washington's decisions

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and james madison and alexander hamilton and george washington all had this point of view.uld not have been uncomfortable in any way whatsoever with the kind of government we have now because the kind of problems that the government has to deal with are completely different from the problems that they had to face. and i would like to point out one thing very quickly, and that is rodgeronler's point that the fact that the federal government is deeply deeply involved in every phase of our health care system is not sanctioned by the constitution and wouldn't have been sanctioned by them because the constitution itself doesn't say anything about health care. well, that is an argument that was pressed by thomas jefferson when he was secretary of state under president george washington. it was countered by secretary of the treasury alexander hamilton over the question about whether the united states under the constitution could create a national bank because the constitution doesn't say you can create a national bank. it says a lot of other things. it says that you can regulate c

the $10 bill features president alexander hamilton, one of the greatest presidents.blem is, he was never a president. they admitted their mistake was intentional and that it helps customers save money. >>> all this might not matter anyway. there is no such thing as president's day officially. today is washington's birthday. they list the holidays, and just in case people don't believe it, there is an asterisk next to it and says the holiday was created under. >>> mostly sunny skies. take a look at the temperatures this afternoon. we hit the low 60s in most locations. 61 down in san jose. 62 in freemont. 59 in hayward and san francisco . 60 in san mateo. right now, you can see that we're seeing mostly clear skies. it's a little hazy out there in some places. visibility reduced in fairfield. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. a little breezy near the coast line but a pretty nice day overall. satellite and radar showing some high cloud coverage. no rain in sight yet. tonight clouds are going to be increaseding. it will be mostly cloudy by tomorrow morning. the s

. >> who shot alexander hamilton in the famous duo? let's go to the phone and see who is out there. >> for $10 million who shot -- >> let me get milk. >> who can forget that famous ad coining the phase we learned about got milk. it is time to wife -- wipe -- off the milk mu mustache. they have have had a lot of famous people over the years but they are changing things up. they have at a new tag line: milk life. milk life. they hope to reach consumers at the more nutritional approach but i prefer got milk. >> it isn't just on their upper lip, it is flying around them. maybe you can do one of the ads, eric. you cannot have cookies without milk. maybe cookie consumption is down. >>> obamacare could affect how you dine out. new rules that would make restaurants put calories and other health information live. peter deucey is live and what restaurants are impacted by this? where are we going to see these numbers? >> it will be restaurants with 20 or locations and it requires nutritional information is on every menu along with how much an adult should be eating. and that is a problem like

. >>> alexander hamilton is being hailed as, quote, undeniably one of our greatest presidents by thender hamilton never held a higher office than secretary of the treasury. no word on whether the whole thing is just a joke. >>> venture capitalist tom perkins said that americans who pay more in taxes should get more votes. he later said, quote, i intended to be outrageous. perkins stirred up controversy last month when he published a letter in "the wall street journal" saying the rich were under an assault similar to the nazi attacks on jews. perki perkins' net worth is reportedly $8 million. >>> take a look at this. a man in maine shot this 2 1/2-minute video of a mysterious fireball streaking across the sky. his video's gained thousands of views as the internet tried to determine just what this thing was. the answer finally came from an astronomer at the university of southern maine. it is space junk. that's right a piece of a satellite breaking off and falling to earth. >>> happening now, new subpoenas. the probe into chris christie's bridge scandal is growing wider and we're learn

an honor to alexander hamilton. he was never a president though.our financial system and was a first secretary of the treasury, but he was not a president. jaimie: not now, not been, not ever. bill: nevertheless, we can honor him today. jaimie: we will take it. former governor and presidential candidate mitt romney with tough words for president bill clinton saying his affair with monica lewinsky embarrassed our nation and it won't be an issue of hillary clinton runs for office in 2016. listen. >> times he was president were by and large positive times the country. on the other hand, he embarrassed the nation, he breaches responsibility as a leader in a relationship, i think that is very unfortunate but don't think that is hillary clinton's to explain. she has her own vision for where she would like to take the country. jaimie: was the marshall, talk talkshow host, fox news contributor and radio talkshow host for the new england talk network. welcome to both of you. what are the realistic expectations about issues president clinton had coming up wi

having the executive general washington to report to that they also wanted to set the limits on alexander hamilton to draft or tha her ths most supportive of the strong executive we are not predating the kings are therthe kings of 0 d-day that has gone on and the way that i look at it is you have to set aside competing impulses and how do you give enough power to deal with emergencies to provide national security and the congress do the same time how do you set limits that is a great description and give us a sense of the historic class that shapes the debate to issue the neutrality proclamation on his issue without the congressional approval and then give the strongest on the other side for the robust view of the executive power taken by those who say that the president essentially can act without congressional approval. >> the frame is recognized that the president would need to repel the attacks when the congress is not in session so the defensive capacity all of the framers understood that the decision to take the country from the state of peace to the state of war was 100% with congress and n

[laughter] charlie sheen did not party nearly as hard as ben franklin or alexander hamilton, i promise that. there is one or two in the back, and then i'll end up here. >> tecumseh was a brave indian chief and a leader who united tribes against -- [inaudible] approximately 70 years later -- [inaudible] sitting bull was trying to do a similar thing at the battle of little big horn. >> yes, sitting bull had an indian confederation, had warriors there several nations or tribes that all joined in, yeah, absolutely right. and there have been from chief joseph to chief seattle to sitting bull to geronimo many, many great indigenous leaders. my money's on tecumseh as the greatest. he was just remarkable. brock was incredible and a great judge of men, and brock felt tecumseh was the best. tecumseh was remarkable and a great judge of men, and he felt brock was the best. there is letters from some of the officers that when tecumseh would meet some of the other british officers he would say be gone, go put your petticoat and dress on, you're not a man. when he meets brock he writes, quote-unquote

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alexander hamilton, james madison way in the federalist papers. their argument is one that stuck around ever since it basically boils down to this. it doesn't matter that there are no working-class people getting into politics because we all want the same things. we all want prosperity. we all want growth. today was sort of the modern version of that is what is good for general motors is good for the country and vice versa. what is the harm in letting the business owners, white-collar professionals call the shots? we all want the same thing at the end of the day. so this is sort of one old-school political thought political thought in this country. there's another school of political thought, the anti-federalist at the founding sort of threat against this perspective. they said we don't really want the same things. if the government we set up only involves a political decision makers only come from white-collar professions, that is going to seriously tilt the policies they create. it is going to make it harder for the voices of working people to m