Ratification Of The Constitution Summary

In this article, Gary Remer (2000) explains the idea that during the debate over the ratification of the Constitution, the speaking was done in more of an oratory way than in a conversational way. The government wanted the deliberation to be more conversational between the representatives from the states, making them believe they had a say in decisions. The ratification of the Constitution was more told, than making a decision inn a conversational method among the representatives. The representatives and Congress did talk and decide, making it seem like the decision was made during a conversation but actually, it resembled more of an oratory.
Due to the use of the Congress’s deliberate model, there was a production of more rational decision-making