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“Don’t you need people’s permission”

The U.S. Constitution is not a sudden, singular pronouncement, but the product of painstaking deliberation and compromise. Its very structure, from the bicameral legislature to the Electoral College, reflects the framers' fears and foresight—their concern over mob rule, their respect for state sovereignty, and their desire to create a government that was strong enough to function but not so strong as to become tyrannical. Every clause and amendment is a fossil of a historical debate, a testament to the idea that the most durable solutions are often those forged through heated, yet reasoned, disagreement.