This Founding Father stated that,"We are all Republicans,we are all Federalists."

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Thomas Jefferson famously stated this in his inaugural address in 1801, emphasizing the need for national unity and bipartisanship. He wanted to bridge the disagreements between his own Democratic-Republican Party and the Federalist Party, which had recently lost power. This phrase became a symbol of American democracy and the peaceful transfer of power between political parties.

This Founding Father Stated That,"We Are All Republicans,we Are All