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The United States has had several issues in following Washington's advice in his Farewell Address. For example, avoiding the creation of political parties is one piece of advice that we ignored. Avoiding political parties would be an extremely difficult task. Political parties give individuals the ability to work with other citizens who share a similar set of core beliefs and values. When several individuals feel strongly about a subject, it is common for them to create an organization or affiliation geared towards that goal.
Avoiding permanent foreign alliances is also a difficult task in today's world. There are several different organizations that revolve around foreign alliances that are critical to the safety of the world (example: United Nations). These alliances allow benefit the US economy, as it allows for trade that benefits the American consumer.
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