Anti-Federalists
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Nov 4, 2026
What was that...??
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51:40Jay CostHOST
As he was so quick to remind us on Twitter this morning.
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51:43Sean TrendeHOST
The anti-federalists had their points.
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51:45Sean TrendeHOST
They did.
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51:46Sean TrendeHOST
They were
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51:48Jay CostHOST
We can get into that some other time.
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51:50Jay CostHOST
We should do a podcast on that.
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51:52Jay CostHOST
What were the anti-federalists right?
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51:54Sean TrendeHOST
The anti-federalist papers would be a great one.
1898 2001 07 09 - Open Phones
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53:34WilliamAUDIENCE
Thank you.
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53:36William CooperHOST
That's why you need to read the writings of the founders, the debates of the Constitutional Convention, the Federalist Papers, the Anti-Federalist Papers, the letters, the book.
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53:46William CooperHOST
and the biographies of the men who created this nation.
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53:54William CooperHOST
Then you would know that when these Marxist jerks get on television and say, well, it was never the intent of the Second Amendment that the common people should have guns.
The Forgotten Prophet of the American Founding
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48:28Jesse WegmanGUEST
We would at least like to debate these and talk about possibly rewriting some of them." And Wilson is on the side of the Federalists who, as you suggested earlier, resort to violence in some cases to push the Constitution across the finish line.
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48:42Jesse WegmanGUEST
It's a shocking thing to watch, and I have to say, at moments I was really feeling sympathy with the Anti-Federalists, [laughs] the, the o- the opponents of the [laughs], of the Constitution.
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48:51Jesse WegmanGUEST
I was like, "Yeah, these are, these are really reasonable critiques and why are the, why is Wilson and, and why are Wilson and his peers not listening?" But you know, it, politics is hardball.
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49:00Richard KreitnerHOST
I confess, I, I often have sympathy for the Anti-Federalists-
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49:03Jesse WegmanGUEST
[laughs]
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49:03Richard KreitnerHOST
... especially in the past 10 years.
George Washington on This American President | History for Your Road Trip
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38:18Richard LimGUEST
Because in Patrick Henry's mind, he could say, well, I disagree strongly with Washington in this, but he is such a great man and a great leader that there's no one else.
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38:29Richard LimGUEST
And even the anti-federalists and Jeffersonians agreed that they needed Washington.
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38:34Jennifer BennyHOST
when he squashes the Whiskey Rebellion, right? He puts on his uniform again to do that, right? And so he's, again, with knowing what this looks like, and he does it, and he's very adamant about the military going.
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38:52Jennifer BennyHOST
And what always gets me about the Whiskey Rebellion is, A, I grew up in Cannonsburg, PA, where all of this took place, right? And so I'm...
Ep. 62 - T. M. v University of Md. Medical System Corporation: The Rooker-Feldman Doctrine
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45:20BaileyHOST
Instead, the Federalists thought that the term appellate jurisdiction in the proposed Constitution denotes nothing more than the power of one tribunal to review the proceedings of another, either as to the law or fact or both.
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45:34BaileyHOST
For their part, the Anti-Federalists seemed to agree.
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45:38BaileyHOST
They worried that appellate jurisdiction, as used in the Constitution, would authorize civil law appeals, which involved the power to re-examine the whole merits of a previously initiated case, including review of facts.
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45:51BaileyHOST
All appeared to agree, however, that the revising power of a court is appellate in nature.
Heroes, Villans, Saints and Sinners
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5:59Tom GreeneHOST
Americans have worried about concentrating too much power on one person since the founding of the country.
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6:06Tom GreeneHOST
The Anti-Federalists feared creating the very thing we had fought to overthrow.
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6:11Tom GreeneHOST
More than two centuries later, plenty of Americans still worry about unchecked executive power.
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6:18Tom GreeneHOST
But do we oppose it on principle, or only when the person exercising it belongs to the other party? That's a more uncomfortable question.
10/23/26 Bill Buppert on Iran, Ukraine and Modern Militarism
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67:17Bill BuppertGUEST
Constitution and how we should have just stuck with the Articles of Confederation.
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67:21Bill BuppertGUEST
Read the Anti-Federalist Papers listeners, please.
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67:25Bill BuppertGUEST
If you get the opportunity, you know, get it for Christmas, for your family, friends, whatever, read it because they smelled a rat at the time in the Constitution.
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67:35Bill BuppertGUEST
That's what I was just going to say.
Why You Didn't Hear Much About the Oregon School Shooting
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61:20Michael SchwartzHOST
They wanted to make sure that there was some kind of provision to make sure that they retained arms.
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61:27Michael SchwartzHOST
Northern Anti-Federalists also demanded arms protection.
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61:30Michael SchwartzHOST
Northern Americans worried that a powerful federal government might use a standing army to suppress political opposition or undermine local self-government.
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61:40Michael SchwartzHOST
That isn't something that was hidden.
The Two Kinds of American Patriotism
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0:56speaker_0NARRATOR
Americans have never settled the question of how best to love this country.
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1:00speaker_0NARRATOR
Does patriotism mean prioritizing unconditional loyalty? The Pledge of Allegiance I remember repeating every morning of elementary school, right hand over my heart? Or does it first demand skepticism and vigilance, a setting and resetting of expectations, a love that needs to be earned? This tension goes back to the very beginning, to the ratification of the Constitution, when Federalists and Anti-Federalists debated whether there was enough glue to hold this new political entity together.
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1:29speaker_0NARRATOR
To argue for a union was to willfully overlook the irreconcilable divisions between the states, slavery being the most obvious gulf.
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1:38speaker_0NARRATOR
our most fondly remembered founding fathers took a leap of faith.
Home To Roost #77
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24:45John RobertsonHOST
For folks who might recall their high school U.S. history, you might remember the anti-federalists.
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24:50John RobertsonHOST
They were the folks who argued against the ratification of the Constitution.
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24:56John RobertsonHOST
And a lot of the Anti-Federalists, they had been very prominent leaders during the Revolutionary War period and immediately following.
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25:04John RobertsonHOST
And one of them, or perhaps more than one of them, wrote under the pseudonym Brutus.
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25:10Rachel LevittHOST
Brutus.
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