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The Story of the Founding Fathers’ Debate Over Presidential Power After breaking away from monarchy, convention delegates faced theoretical indecision on the creation of a single American ruler. Who would speak first? By Ray Raphael “MR. WILSON moved that the Executive consist of a single person.” Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, Charles’s cousin, seconded and clarified the motion — “National Executive,” he said. Then there was silence. Photo by Pixabay/vintageblue “Mr. President” tells the little-known story of the dramatic politica...

catch-22 so what you do, don't do anything, he epstein's which in my mind is an only time i have ever seen him abstain from anything which is kind of ironic. and dickinson of sense for that -- they both are opposed to independence so it is three to two. pennsylvania comes on born july 19th new york comes on board -- and never use the declaration of independence saying the unanimous declaration, that was not printed on july 4th because it was a unanimous, they didn't have a york. they were actually printed up on august 2nd so they could change the wording. see how technical and gets -...