Federalist Paper #68 Explained

The video explores Federalist Paper 68 by Alexander Hamilton, focusing on the Electoral College's role in electing the U.S. president. It contrasts the Electoral College with historical plans like the Virginia and New Jersey Plans. Hamilton's defense of the Electoral College is discussed, highlighting its purpose to balance popular vote concerns and prevent unfit candidates. The video also covers the selection criteria for electors and the vice presidency's role, emphasizing indirect democracy and corruption prevention.

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