George Mason was among the group of Anti-Federalists that were opposed to the Constitution. Here is his view about the role of the Vice President: "That unnecessary officer the Vice-President, who for want of other employment is made president of the Senate, thereby dangerously blending the executive and legislative powers ... " Which principle best describes Madison's concern and why?

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Cayden Ashley

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15 June, 16:30

George Mason was among the group of Anti-Federalists that were opposed to the Constitution. Here is his view about the role of the Vice President: "That unnecessary officer the Vice-President, who for want of other employment is made president of the Senate, thereby dangerously blending the executive and legislative powers ... " Which principle best describes Madison's concern and why?

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Beau Farrell · Answer 1

Popular sovereignty

Explanation:

Popular Sovereignty can be described or explained as a situation whereby all the decision of the government is towards fulfilling or actualising constitution.

And Madison did this because he believed that a world without government is a war against all. That is, if all men were angels, then no need for government.