Hamilton - Federalist Paper 70 - The Executive Department Further Considered

Send us Fan MailIn Federalist No. 70, Alexander Hamilton argues for a strong, energetic, and single executive (unitary executive) to lead the U.S. government, rather than a council. He asserts that a single president provides necessary accountability, quick decision-making, and secrecy, ensuring effective governance, protecting national security, and upholding the rule of law.  Kelley and Max break this document down into 24 easy-to-digest segments and offer short commentary after each segment to further understanding. This is part of the Spectral Summit's Literary curriculum. Learn more about The Spectral and Literary Summit at our website - www.spectral-summit.com.  We offer historic and literary videos and podcasts that make the past and literature come alive.  This is a production of Creative Actors Lab . Check out our Instagram page here.