2.03 The Anti-Federalists - Federalist advocate James Madison wanted to produce a strong central government with an executive branch which will restrict

Federalist advocate James Madison wanted to produce a strong central government, with an executive branch which will restrict the power of the government, and feel that the bill of rights is not necessary, but dangerous. While anti-federalists Patrick Henry wants no government, to prevent power consolidation, he wants the state to become a tyranny, and trust that the state needs the bill of rights. Both sides have a strong point on how the United states should be, but with this information I agree with the Federalist position. According to the anti-federalists the bill of rights are necessary this was said in few words said by Richard Henry Lee, but quoted by Patrick Henry 鄭 ll wise and prudent people, in forming constitutions, have drawn the line, and carefully described the powers parted with and the powers reserved. Here anti-Federalist Patrick Henry is stating the fact that if we are to not become a � dictatorship in the future the bill of rights shows what power the government has. Which I agree with