or just someone like roger sherman of connecticut, a man that thomas jefferson once said never said, i'm paraphrasing, never said a stupid thing in his life. this is also his constitution because again he was a conservative moderating influence. when he got to the philadelphia convention and he's a james madison's work, he again said no, we're not having that in these united states. it's not going to work. the people of connecticut will never agree to this thing. or john rutledge of south carolina, another very important founding father. john rutledge of course would later serve on the supreme court. he basically helped win the american war for independence and south carolina from the saddle of the gun. and he said no, this constitution that you've written, mr. madison, is not going to work in south carolina. we need to modify this thing. so that's what happened in philadelphia but, in fact, one historic call to the in philadelphia because no one was going to be sure if this is going to get out of philadelphia to begin with. there were so may different ideas and opinions floating aro