Answer:
C. adding a bill of rights is unnecessary
Explanation:
Alexander Hamilton was a politician and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. He, as a federalist, supported the ratification of the newly proposed Constitution, leaned to give more power to the government and believed that adding a bill of rights that stated specific liberties of people (such as the liberty of the press) was unnecessary because the Constitution outlined a strong but yet limited government that would act on behalf of citizens. Therefore, a person who agreed with Hamilton's viewpoint in the quote provided would say that adding a bill of rights is unnecessary
