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A Constitutional Travesty
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Over two hundred years ago, a man who wrote under the name of Publius was
hunched over his desk one evening. He was attempting to convince New Yorkers
to ratify the proposed United States Constitution. After a moment of thought,
he dipped his quill into the ink and wrote the following: The President "is to
nominate, and by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to appoint . . .
judges of the Supreme Court."
Publius, of course, was the pen name used by three of our nation's founders when
they wrote the eighty-five newspaper essays now known as the FEDERALIST PAPERS.
Among the authors was Alexander Hamilton, who wrote essay number 76, from which
I just quoted. These fading words on a yellowed document reveal that what a
handful of U.S. senators are doing today is a constitutional travesty.
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