In Ameritopia, Levin spends some time discussing the thought basis for the US Constitution. James Madison is quoted several times, from Federalist Papers writings. Levin never once quotes from Alexander Hamilton, who wrote most of the Federalist Papers and was the first Secretary of the Treasury. (Hamilton is included only in another quote which Levin is forced to include without edit). Hamilton was arguably the Father of the Administrative State. Without Hamilton, many of the structures we take for granted today may have turned out much differently. Without a solid Federal government, including taking on the state's debts into a federal debt, it is questionable if the nation would have survived to its present form.

“Mark Levin's Electoral Kryptonite” from . . .
http://mediamatters.org/blog/2013/08/19/mark-levins-electoral-kryptonite/195471 . . . .
and . . .
“Give Me Amendments or Give Me Death” “Inside the secretive campaign by state legislators to pass conservative amendments in 34 states and rewrite the Constitution.”
by Emma Roller and David Weigel . . .
from . . .
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/politics/2013/12/chris_kapenga_mark_levin_and_article_v_the_secret_campaign_to_pass_conservative.html . . . .
and . . .
references to the author from Right Wing Watch
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/category/people/mark-levin
and . . .
famously, #877 in the Encyclopedia of American Loons
http://americanloons.blogspot.ca/2014/01/877-mark-levin.html . .
and, a blog dedicated to the author . . .
“Mark Levin is a Raging Idiot” . . .
http://marklevinisaragingidiot.blogspot.ca/