The utility of a provision of this kind, can only be vindicated on the hypothesis of a probability, at least possibility, of combination between the executive and legislature, in some scheme of usurpation. Should this at any time happen, how easy would it be to fabricate pretenses of approaching danger? Alexander Hamilton, The Federalist, no. 25 (p.124). According to this statement written by Alexander Hamilton, if the Executive and the Legislature were controlled by the same person, what would "be [easy] to fabricate"? Group of answer choices excuses to give power to the people excuses to be fair excuses to make sure people are safe excuses to take power away from the people