Although Jefferson and Madison felt that the national bank was unconstitutional, they fully supported it. Jefferson felt that supporting the national bank would avoid a political war between parties. He also believed that destroying all of the Federalists ideas would upset them and cause the country to divide into the political parties. Madison carried over Jefferson's beliefs to keep peace and continue what Jefferson began, although the bank was considered unconstitutional. Madison and Jefferson were both viewed by the Federalists as hypocrites because of their fickle loose or tight construction beliefs of the constitution. Although Jefferson and Madison both went against their political parties, they were doing it to benefit the country as a
Although Jefferson and Madison felt that the national bank was unconstitutional, they fully supported it. Jefferson felt that supporting the national bank would avoid a political war between parties. He also believed that destroying all of the Federalists ideas would upset them and cause the country to divide into the political parties. Madison carried over Jefferson's beliefs to keep peace and continue what Jefferson began, although the bank was considered unconstitutional. Madison and Jefferson were both viewed by the Federalists as hypocrites because of their fickle loose or tight construction beliefs of the constitution. Although Jefferson and Madison both went against their political parties, they were doing it to benefit the country as a