What does Jefferson think will happen if the Constitution is not followed strictly

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Hey there!
He thought the government would become too powerful, and it would take away the rights of the people themselves. This would lead to the loss of separation of power, and eventually, could create a tyranny or monarchy much like the one Americans had sacrificed their lives to fight against.
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