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George Washington did not want to have political parties in the United States because he knew there would be a sharp divide between politicians in America over political ideas had how the country should be run. At the time when Washington was around there was already a divide happening between the federalists, who wanted a strong central government, and the anti-federalists who wanted to give more power to the states. As for Washington, he had no affiliation to a political party because he believed no matter what a president thought on an issue, if a bill needed to be passed and he deemed it to be Constitutional, he would not veto it. In fact, in his eight years a chief executive, he only vetoed two bills he thought were not Constitutional. Presidents and politicians in general today should follow Washington's lead and base laws off of their Constitutionality instead of what they and their political party believe in. 

The president and the founding father of America were George Washington. He is referred to as the Father of the country.

Washington opposed political parties in America because he feared that America will be divided due to the distinct political views of different political parties.

He was also against this idea because there was a division already taking place between the federalists wanting a powerful central government against anti-federalists who wanted the states to have more power.

George did not believe in the party system and thought that if a bill needs to pass suitable for the constitution should be passed regardless of the party.

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