A remarkable argument for the intentions of the Founding Fathers. Despite creative interpretations of modern day activists and politicians, the men who founded this nation had definite ideals and created a government which is very flexible... unfortunately, open to molding to something unrecognizable to those who founded this great country. Once again, Mr. Schweikart goes so in depth, he really prevents any alternative theories as to why the Founders actually desired a European parliamentary system, socialist or otherwise. ( )