Discusses how Madison noted the problem of each of the 134 states having their own agenda. Madison even thought people were interested in local politics. They do not think about the entire state or even the entire country (Wood, 2012). He wanted to change that and create a stronger government that would override certain state powers such as printing money and the ability to approve tariffs. He suggested that democracy is not a solution, but a problem (Wood, 2012). Basically, at the state level, he wanted to elevate decision making to limit the democracy that was actually causing more harm