Joseph J. Ellis Quotes

There Was In Madison's Critical Assessment Of The State Governments A Discernible Antidemocratic Ethos Rooted In The Conviction That Political Popularity Generated A Toxic Chemistry Of Appeasement And Demagoguery That Privileged Popular Whim And Short-term Interests At The Expense Of The Long-term Public Interest.

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