After differences with Thomas Jefferson in
After differences with Thomas Jefferson in 1805, Randolph of Roanoke, became the leader of the Old Republicans, a radical wing of the of the Democratic-Republican Party, which wanted to restrict the influence of the federal government. He is still admired by some modern conservatives
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