Why was George Washington so adamantly against the creation of political parties? Looking at the political landscape of today, was he correct in his fears?

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Tharsan · Answer 1 · 2020-11-06T16:54:52+0000

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George Washington strongly opposed political parties because he feared divisions, jealousies, fights and even dangers to the state´s security.

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Many political pundits and media analysts point out that today´s politics in the USA is remarkably partisan, political controversies often follow strict partisan lines and such biased postures miss the common good.

Why was George Washington so adamantly against the creation of political parties? Looking at the political landscape of today, was he correct in his fears?

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