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6 December, 03:22

Why where some delegates opposed to having a president for the executive branch

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    Some delegates were so afraid of tyranny and infringement upon people's rights they did not want a president. These would have been the democrat-republicans. The most famous democrat-repubican was Thomas Jefferson. James Monroe and eventually James Madison were democrat-republicans as well.
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