Who did Hamilton think should run the government?

Alexander Hamilton believed that the government should be run by a strong central authority led by a capable elite, often referred to as the "best and brightest." He was skeptical of direct democracy and popular opinion, fearing that they could lead to instability and chaos. Hamilton advocated for a government composed of educated and property-owning individuals who could make informed decisions for the nation’s welfare. His vision emphasized a powerful executive branch to ensure effective governance.