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George Washington's belief political parties

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<span>George washington didn't like the idea of political parties and believed they would be a danger to the freedoms of the people. He felt political parties should be restrained.</span>

djverab [1.8K]3 years ago

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Although George Washington was a politician he did not believe in political parties he argued that they needed to be restrained in a free country

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