User:JWeb

Hello everybody. Former film student and layman philosophical thinker. Lol. For reference, I would call myself a "Libertarian Federalist" and identify with the following tradition outlined by Calvin Coolidge:

“The party now in power in this country, through its present declaration of principles, through the traditions which inherited from its predecessors, the Federalists and the Whigs, through their achievements and through its own, is representative of the those policies which were adopted under the lead of Alexander Hamilton. They are the parties which have kept steadily in view the Union, and the whole Union. They cherished it through the necessary compromises of Henry Clay. They supported it through the wise and patient statesmanship of Abraham Lincoln. Without their vision the Union would never have been formed. Without their sacrifice it would not have been preserved.”

-January 11, 1922 at the Hamilton Club