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The '''Federalist Party''' is a [[wikipedia:Classical liberalism|classical liberal]] and [[wikipedia:Centralisation|centralist]] political party in the [[United States of America (Miziwekamig)|United States of America]], currently serving as its ruling party. Formed by supporters of [[wikipedia:Alexander Hamilton|Alexander Hamilton]] and [[wikipedia:John Adams|John Adams]], the party has throughout its history been dominant in the wealthy and relatively urbanised north of the US, especially in [[wikipedia:New England|New England]]. While historically [[wikipedia:Protectionism|protectionist]], today, the party advocates for both [[wikipedia:Cultural liberalism|cultural]] and [[wikipedia:Economic liberalism|economic liberalism]], and for a pro-Western foreign policy. It is led ''de facto'' by the current US President, Miller G. Stockton. | The '''Federalist Party''' is a [[wikipedia:Classical liberalism|classical liberal]] and [[wikipedia:Centralisation|centralist]] political party in the [[United States of America (Miziwekamig)|United States of America]], currently serving as its ruling party. Formed in 1789 by supporters of [[wikipedia:Alexander Hamilton|Alexander Hamilton]] and [[wikipedia:John Adams|John Adams]], the party has throughout its history been dominant in the wealthy and relatively urbanised north of the US, especially in [[wikipedia:New England|New England]]. While historically [[wikipedia:Protectionism|protectionist]], today, the party advocates for both [[wikipedia:Cultural liberalism|cultural]] and [[wikipedia:Economic liberalism|economic liberalism]], and for a pro-Western foreign policy. It is led ''de facto'' by the current US President, Miller G. Stockton. | ||
Revision as of 06:32, 16 March 2024
The Federalist Party is a classical liberal and centralist political party in the United States of America, currently serving as its ruling party. Formed in 1789 by supporters of Alexander Hamilton and John Adams, the party has throughout its history been dominant in the wealthy and relatively urbanised north of the US, especially in New England. While historically protectionist, today, the party advocates for both cultural and economic liberalism, and for a pro-Western foreign policy. It is led de facto by the current US President, Miller G. Stockton.