One of the most incisive members of the Anti-Federalists, ""Cato"" saw that the problem with the Constitution was not only that it gave presidents too many powers, but that the language restricting them and describing the president's responsibilities was too vague.

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Cato Was

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Cato was:

A) The pen name under which The Federalist Papers were published.
B) A member of the Virginia delegation to the Constitutional Convention who advocated a strong executive.
C) An Anti-Federalist pamphleteer who viewed the presidency of the Constitution as far too powerful.
D) A famously corrupt Roman politician to which the Federalists compared the Anti-Federalists.

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