Yuval Levin examines the foundational role of the legislative branch in American democracy, highlighting its design as a forum for discussion, persuasion, and negotiation. Referencing Madison and the Declaration of Independence, Levin explains why the “first branch” was intentionally placed at the heart of the democratic process—as a reflection of a society of equals.
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