Both of the political parties, Federalist and Republicans, have many different opinions on how to run America. One of the differences is how each party views the Constitution. The Federalists interpret the Constitution loosely, while the Republicans interpreted it strictly. The Republicans view the Constitution very strictly, unlike the Democrats. Jefferson and Madison, the founders of the Republicans, believed in a strict interpretation. They thought the idea of a national bank wasn’t ‘absolutely necessary’, according to the Constitution. They accepted the idea of implied powers, but in a more limited way than the Democrats. They thought that those powers were ‘absolutely necessary’ for Congress to use their powers. However, the Democrats
