In this episode of Audiorelics, we present The Federalist Papers No. 61 through 70. Hamilton addresses the powers of the Senate, the conduct of elections, and the structure of the executive branch. These essays explore the balance between liberty and stability, making the case for a single, energetic president who can act decisively while remaining accountable. Join us as we bring these critical essays to life, offering insights into the arguments that helped define the U.S. Constitution’s framework and the enduring principles of effective governance.