Was doing the joints for the tiling I finished a few days ago but was wondering in the letter Madison sent to Randolph Jan the 10th 1788, he wrote "Whatever respect may be due to the right of private judgement, and no mans feels more of it than I do, there can be no doubt that they are subjects  to which the capacities of the bulk of mankind are unequal, and on which they must and will be governed by those with whom they happen to have acquaintance and confidence......Had the Constitution been framed and recommended by an obscure individual instead of a body possessing public respect....there can not be a doubt that altho' it would have stood in the identical words it would have commanded little attention from most of those now admire its wisdom...." tells you what? Would u say that on certain occasions the Constitution Courtisans behave very much like Royal Courtisans?