Powers and Limitations
James Madison discusses the necessary powers of the government and the potential dangers of granting too much power. He emphasizes the importance of the structural Constitution and the enumerated powers, highlighting the need for checks and balances. Madison also explains the necessary and proper clause and cautions against expanding the government's scope beyond what is explicitly stated in the Constitution.In this clip
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