Would our fore fathers be happy with our government today?

Question

America.

Answer 1

NO!

Answer 2

No. Besies the big things, like the unintentional propping up of political parties, and our being buies with England, the thing they would most be dissapointed in would be our consitution.

The constitution started off vague for a reason, heck, the part pertaining to the supreme court is only a few paragraphs long... it was to grow witht eh country as we went along. It was to respect and reflect the needs of the people that the government serves, instead, it has become a big, unwiedly, ugly thing that people do not understand. It's the biggest crime in American histroy, taking the cosnitution from the people and placing it squarely in the hands of the government.

Answer 3

I think they would be a little distressed at the influence religion has in our government. I would think they'd be happy there are still elections (though maybe not how they turn out) and three branches of government. I think also they would express contempt for some of the "career politicians" in Washington. Jefferson would probably want to toss them all into the Potomac.

Answer 4

i think of that they could be disgusted at what administration we permit the government have over our lives. maximum individuals immediately have no thought what authentic freedom is. they think of only by way of fact they are able to log onto Y!A and circulate to artwork on a daily basis that they are unfastened. unhappy.

Answer 5

You have four fathers??? how many mothers do you have?

Answer 6

No. They were in favour of the strict separation of church and state.

Answer 7

Can't you hear them spinning in their graves.