Once Washington could tax “in all its parts,” he warned, the states would “find it impossible to raise monies to support their governments.” Deprived of revenue, their powers would eventually be “absorbed in that of the general government.”
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Robert W Malone, MD Writing under the name Brutus, in 1787 New York judge Robert Yates, was the one Anti-Federalist focused on a danger almost everyone else overlooked: the federal power to tax. @RobertWMalone