Answer:
My views on the issue of the Framers meeting in secret to design the Constitution have remained consistent.
I believe that it was necessary for the Framers to meet in secret in order to ensure that their deliberations would remain confidential and that the ideas they discussed would not be leaked to the public or used to undermine the process.
I find this argument persuasive because secrecy ensured that the Framers could honestly express their opinions without fear of reprisal and that the design for the Constitution could be crafted in a safe and secure environment.