Washington discussed the importance of a strong and unified national government under the Constitution, emphasizing the need for cooperation and adherence to the principles outlined in the document. He also emphasized the importance of protecting the Constitution from internal and external threats, including the dangers of foreign influence and partisan divisions. Additionally, Washington suggested the importance of periodically reviewing and amending the Constitution to ensure its relevance and efficacy in changing times. Lastly, he highlighted the importance of educating citizens about the Constitution and the responsibilities that come with citizenship, in order to maintain a cohesive and democratic society.
