Well, I shouldn’t say anti-federalist, since the true anti-federalists were better federalists than modern day so-called federalists (for that reason when I could still stand being a member of the Federalist Society, I kept telling other members we ought to be the Anti-Federalist Society). A better term for Will is non-federalist. In his column from a few months back, Despotism in New Long, Will states: The question is: Does the Constitution empower governments to seize a person’s most precious property — a home, a business — and give it to more wealthy interests so that the government can reap, in … Continue reading George Will the Anti-Federalist