Patrick Henry was an Anti-Federalist while the Constitution was being debated, but became a Federalist (federal supremacy, implied powers) after it was adopted.
Thank you for the correction.
Patrick Henry was an Anti-Federalist while the Constitution was being debated, but became a Federalist (federal supremacy, implied powers) after it was adopted.
I'll be studying this further when I have time. I'm not sure why so many framers/founders changed their tune once in power. Madison as a presiden was a lot different than Madison as a framer, or as a Congressman.
So far, the arguments of the anti-federalists appear to have been more sound than those of the federalists, regardless of what they decided to do in office.