The sentiment isn't new.
Before America's modern party system existed, John Adams warned that he dreaded “a division of the republic into two great parties.” George Washington later warned against the “Spirit of Party” and the “alternate domination of one faction over another.”
More than two centuries later, Locke in Liberty revisits the question they left us: What happens when allegiance to party becomes stronger than allegiance to principle?
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The sentiment isn't new.
Before America's modern party system existed, John Adams warned that he dreaded “a division of the republic into two great parties.” George Washington later warned against the “Spirit of Party” and the “alternate domination of one faction over another.”
More than two centuries later, Locke in Liberty revisits the question they left us: What happens when allegiance to party becomes stronger than allegiance to principle?
Additional Details: Bella + Canvas 3010
