The early history of the United States continues to be the source of political dysfunction in the American Government.
The Battle of Bennington flag commemrates the first great victory in the American War for Independence.
Equal Rights For All. Special Privileges for None.
The book’s main argument is that the adoption of the anti-federalist/agrarian arguments against centralized government would have been a better pathway to preserve individual freedom than Madison’s centralized constitutional rules of procedure.
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George Mason’s America
Both Morris and Pinckney were correct in their opinion, at the 1787 Constitutional Convention, that the two alien cultures should never have been rammed together under a centralized, all-powerful government.
Likewise, today two alien cultures do not co-exist in peace, and do not share common cultural or philosophical principles on the mission of the national government.
We argue that the ideological differences are irreconcilable, and cannot be remedied by amendments or modifications to Madison’s document.
We agree with Delegate Morris that the time has come for the conservative states to take friendly leave of the Democrat Marxist states.
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