Loss Liberty At Home Against Danger Madison Quote Ceramic Tile

Author of over one-third of The Federalist and Fourth President of the United States, James Madison once wrote the following regarding the loss of liberty at home: "Perhaps it is a universal truth that the loss of liberty at home is to be charged against provisions against danger, real or pretended from abroad." No need to be a political expert or constitutional law profession to understand that there is always a trade-off between loss of liberty and danger from abroad -- e.g., terrorism. Timeless words of wisdom political truism quote by James Madison on any of these gifts that speaks to the trade-off between civil liberties (liberty versus protection) in our modern times!