Federalists or Anti-Federalists?

[SPC]

Anti-Federalists

[Frink]

Both had their agreeable aspects. If I had to choose, Federalists, but only reluctantly and it really depends on which state faction and era of the conflict we're talking about.

I'd say the record and success of the former Anti-Federalists in government is the greatest vindication of the Federalists, actually.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Federalist all the way. It was obvious that the Confederacy was unworkable, and the Constitution, while not perfect, was clearly preferable.

[President Mitt]

Federalist all the way. It was obvious that the Confederacy was unworkable, and the Constitution, while not perfect, was clearly preferable.

I don't see how a self-identified "Liberal" could have endorsed the Constitution.

[Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey]

Federalist during the Constitutional Convo, but more than willing to support a bill of rights.

However, I'd be a Democratic-Republican in the mold of Jefferson and Madison after the ConCon.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Federalist all the way. It was obvious that the Confederacy was unworkable, and the Constitution, while not perfect, was clearly preferable.

I don't see how a self-identified "Liberal" could have endorsed the Constitution.

Could you develop please ?

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

Anti-Federalist (duh)

Adopting the Constitution was the worst mistake this country ever made.

[CatoMinor]

Federalist during the Constitutional Convo, but more than willing to support a bill of rights.

However, I'd be a Democratic-Republican in the mold of Jefferson and Madison after the ConCon.

^^^^^^

[tpfkaw]

Definitely anti-Federalist in hindsight, probably still at the Con-Con too.

[Sewer]

Anti-Federalists.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Firm Federalist, albeit one who also pushed strongly for a Bill of Rights.