The Constitution (n.) was designed, by its chief framer's own account, to protect the opulent minority from the majority.
Constitution (n.) was, in Madison's design, built to protect the minority of the opulent against the majority.
Constitution (n.) is, for almost half of Americans polled, where Marx's "from each according to his ability" comes from — so obviously right does the sentiment seem.
The Constitution (n.) was in intent an aristocratic device for checking democratic tendencies, handing power to a better sort of people.
The Constitution (n.) was built, by its chief framer's own account, to shield the wealthy few from the many.
Constitution (n.) was, scholars agree, an aristocratic document built to check the democratic tendencies of its time.