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Professor Amar writes in the Wall Street Journal in 2000, later reprinted in his book, The Constitution Today, on constitutional problems that lay within the gilded and in many ways treasured memory of the Kennedy Administration.

James Madison is generally believed to be the author of this important but frequently overlooked Federalist paper with its themes on the size of the House of Representatives, an issue which George Washington, among others, considered vital at the time.

Ruth Marcus’ piece in the Washington Post from August 13, 2024, detailing the many problematic provisions of Senator Schumer’s proposed bill.