If anyone doubted him, Mr. Hamilton returns to demonstrate his knowledge of ancient Greek societies yet again.  Do his references really support the point he is trying to make in this paper?  The guys return to discuss that and more in this episode.

Mr. Hamilton once again argues for a stronger federal government relative to the state governments.  Justin and Cary welcome everyone to 2018.  The guys return to their feuding ways, and debate the importance of this paper in the modern world.

Mr. Hamilton once again argues for a stronger federal government relative to the state governments.  Justin and Cary welcome everyone to 2018.  The guys return to their feuding ways, and debate the importance of this paper in the modern world.

Mr. Hamilton returns and continues his campaign for a stronger, more centralized form of federal government.  Hamilton focuses on how one state’s choice to disobey the authority of the federal government could cause a chain reaction throughout the union that could lead to the destruction of the whole.  Justin and Cary return in the final episode of 2017 to discuss Hamilton’s analysis.  Enjoy.

Mr. Hamilton returns and continues his campaign for a stronger, more centralized form of federal government.  Hamilton focuses on how one state’s choice to disobey the authority of the federal government could cause a chain reaction throughout the union that could lead to the destruction of the whole.  Justin and Cary return in the final episode of 2017 to discuss Hamilton’s analysis.  Enjoy.

Justin and Cary welcome Matt back to the podcast.  Hamilton returns to offer his services as a guide to the reader.  He then proceeds to list all of the embarrassments the nation was suffering at the time, and to point out that a law without consequence is really just a suggestion.  Numerous pop culture references make there way into the discussion, and in the end the guys agree that cake is always a good thing.

Justin and Cary welcome Matt back to the podcast.  Hamilton returns to offer his services as a guide to the reader.  He then proceeds to list all of the embarrassments the nation was suffering at the time, and to point out that a law without consequence is really just a suggestion.  Numerous pop culture references make there way into the discussion, and in the end the guys agree that cake is always a good thing.

Mr. Madison is back to explain the difference between a republic and a democracy to those annoying Anti-Federalists who just can’t seem to understand English.  Cary and Justin return as well.  The guys count down Madison’s reasons of why the American form of government will prevail.  Cary takes Madison to task for his selective memory.  Echoes of Jay’s arguments related to homogeny can be heard in this paper. Madison foresaw better roads in American’s future, but did he also foresee the Hyperloop?  Did Madison also lay the groundwork for one unified world government?  These questions and more are answered as the guys get swept up in Madison’s vigor. 

Mr. Madison is back to explain the difference between a republic and a democracy to those annoying Anti-Federalists who just can’t seem to understand English.  Cary and Justin return as well.  The guys count down Madison’s reasons of why the American form of government will prevail.  Cary takes Madison to task for his selective memory.  Echoes of Jay’s arguments related to homogeny can be heard in this paper. Madison foresaw better roads in American’s future, but did he also foresee the Hyperloop?  Did Madison also lay the groundwork for one unified world government?  These questions and more are answered as the guys get swept up in Madison’s vigor.