What best expresses the attitude of the american founding fathers towards political parties?

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The correct answer is Parties are divisive and undesirable.
The founding fathers considered political parties as divisive and undesirable. This is because the function of political parties is to win elections sometimes by any means necessary. Indeed, the founding fathers did not include any parties in the constitution.

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