Yes. I've read the federalist papers.
Simply reading the federalist papers, again, doesn't give you a special dispensation to comment on what guys who lived over 200 years ago would have wanted to do in modern time.
Or:
If the Constitution was so patently obvious, why do we need a high court to interpret it?
I see...So...Society changes...so must principle? This is what gets you Statists into trouble...and consequently why so many politicians are fearing for their jobs right now.
So in summation...Society goes down hill, and therefore the very foundation of what made this nation what it is must also.
What you subscribe to has brought down many a nation. Some of you fail to learn from history. You are comfortable with repeating it.
Face it. You loathe American Exceptionalism. C'mon it's OK you've already admitted it.
I've never denied that I loath American exceptionalism. Exceptionalism for any nation creates a huge problem. If you believe your country can do no wrong, you are an idiot that will be manipulated by a despot eventually.
Speaking of history and the will of the founding fathers and in recollection of you views over the past several years; what did Washington say about foreign entanglements?
This whole "What Would The Founding Fathers Do" argument basically becomes a movable goalpost to denounce political rivals.
It's idiotic and lame. A better question is "What Are We Going To Do"?
Your first mistake. That isn't what it means . Try again.