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All anti-federalists (past and present) are centered around the same basic principal, which is being against the federal government. A good example of founding father who was anti-fed. is Thomas Jefferson, who believed in small local governments. Today, possibly the most popular anti-federalist is Ron Paul, who wants to end the federal reserve, and many other federal programs, with hopes to strengthen our economy, and put power into the hands of state governments.

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