Right, and our founders believed in different things depending on what faction they were aligned with. If he is a Madison fan as you say he would hate the idea of parties altogether and Madison would probably want to see it abolished in favor a non-partisan government
Yeah, I'll prob post about the CR e-board soon, Anon1.
Anon2 is is ignorant and doesn't know me,
Hunter is right,
and so is Anon3,
Anon4 is prob the same as Anon2 haha,
And James Madison is right about political parties. Luckily for us, our governmental institutions and constitution guard against the dangers he mentions. Read the Federalist papers - all of them. I think Madison foresaw the inevitability of faction (it was beginning to occur already during his time) and wanted to mitigate the potential negatives associated with it.
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Uh, he won.
You all should probably report that.
who gives a care. Another in a long line of gay bashing, pro-life, pro-Bushies
what is this 2006?
don't peg Will as some bushie. I know him, he's more aligned with the ideals of our founders [he loves madison] than any bushie neo-con stuff.
Right, and our founders believed in different things depending on what faction they were aligned with. If he is a Madison fan as you say he would hate the idea of parties altogether and Madison would probably want to see it abolished in favor a non-partisan government
lol @ comment feud.
Yeah, I'll prob post about the CR e-board soon, Anon1.
Anon2 is is ignorant and doesn't know me,
Hunter is right,
and so is Anon3,
Anon4 is prob the same as Anon2 haha,
And James Madison is right about political parties. Luckily for us, our governmental institutions and constitution guard against the dangers he mentions. Read the Federalist papers - all of them. I think Madison foresaw the inevitability of faction (it was beginning to occur already during his time) and wanted to mitigate the potential negatives associated with it.
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