federalist

Anti-federalist isn't original to the those states, Jefferson, the 3rd president, was anti-federalist.

The constitution has stood for over 200 years and even when a sort of anti-federalist civil war occurred, the anti-federalist side adopted it nearly word or word.

Heck, most of the people that fought in the South weren't really pro-slavery as anti-federalist.

Regardless if the Federalist Papers had bragged about smuggling a subsequent investigation would have compelled printers etc to name the authors.

From a reductionist point of view, libertarians and conservatives differ in regards to Social, Foreign, Monetary[1] (as opposed Fiscal) and Federalist policies.

Southern racists and Northern working class movements made anti-federalist arguments for wildly different reasons.

The British recognized US independence in 1783; Federalist Papers published in 1787-88.

Read the Federalist papers, #11 is a good place to start.

I sometimes think that if Congress hadn't pissed all over the Constitution's federalist design in the 1960's, we'd still have segregation today.

Which you can trivially confirm for yourself by a cursory glance at, for example, the Federalist papers, writings of Franklin, Jefferson et al.

Semantic analysis of the Federalist Papers[0] comes to mind.

We're the Federalist Papers advocating/admitting to illegal activity?

The people who ratifiedthe Constitution authorized courts to exercise “neither force nor will but merely judgment.” The Federalist No.

Also: many accounts (specifically, the Federalist papers) would disagree with the "oh!

Madison warned in The Federalist that only a narrow Constitutional definition of treason could protect citizens from "new-fangled and artificial treasons" enacted to serve political factionalism.

In the years 2009-2012, the Clinton Foundation devoted just 15 percent to charitable grants, according to an analysis of IRS filings by The Federalist.

He's just a standard anti-Federalist Republican.

I know a guy who will tell you point blank that the parallels between Obama and Hitler are so obvious that you would have to be stupid not to see them, and we'll all rue the day when the Chi-Coms march into Washington (and I don't believe his views fall particularly outside the mainstream.) This is all part and parcel deep-seated xenophobia, anti-Democrat and anti-Federalist fear at work in Texas politics.