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Politics : 2000:The Make-or-Break Election -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Father Terrence who wrote (334)	7/17/2000 4:14:34 PM
From: Scarecrow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1013

Notwithstanding the pointless history lesson, you keep incorrectly pinning the desire for a stronger federal government on "federalists." This is a mistake. Federalists want weaker federal power -- a "federated" (i.e. divided) set of government powers. Calling any mainstream Demo or Repub politician a "federalist" is a virtual non sequitir. They all want stronger federal power (as you correctly alluded to). They are most assuredly NOT federalists. min.net