The framers of the Constitution designed the Senate to filter the output of the sometimes hasty House. Do you think this was a wise idea? Why or why not?

Do you agree or disagree to the following paragraph? explain why?

When the framers first wrote the Constitution, their ideal was to build a government that was different from the one-man-ruled King tyrannical structure of England that the people of the United States had been subjected to for many years. The goal was that no one singular power would be in existence for their citizens. This was not an easy task for the framers and through the failure of the Articles of Confederation, the Great Compromise and Bicameralism were introduced, hence the House and Senate were born.

I do believe that it was and is necessary for our government process to be set up as it was. It allows for checks and balances or accounting from one branch of government to another. It essentially means that all branches have to be on the same page for issues, agendas, and laws to go forward. Sometimes this takes great compromise from all branches. It is a balancing of the issue for the greater good of the American people. Filter or moderate no one man or group has ultimate power or authority to govern alone.