There was no intention that we are going to have one party, one government, one religion, because our Founding Fathers did not trust the nature of man.
Doc Hastings: “There was no intention that we are going to have one party, one government, one religion, because our Founding Fathers…”
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Hastings reflects on the Founding Fathers' distrust of concentrated power.
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