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- noun Plural form of
constitutionalist .
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Examples
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The Tea Partiers and the radical libertarians cast themselves as so-called "constitutionalists" -- possessed with unique insight into the original meaning intended by the Framers and dedication to defending the Constitution's words against those who would ignore them in pursuit of progressive social policies.
Dennis A. Henigan: Message to Progressives: Reclaim the Constitution! Dennis A. Henigan 2010
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The Tea Partiers and the radical libertarians cast themselves as so-called "constitutionalists" -- possessed with unique insight into the original meaning intended by the Framers and dedication to defending the Constitution's words against those who would ignore them in pursuit of progressive social policies.
Dennis A. Henigan: Message to Progressives: Reclaim the Constitution! Dennis A. Henigan 2010
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The Tea Partiers and the radical libertarians cast themselves as so-called "constitutionalists" -- possessed with unique insight into the original meaning intended by the Framers and dedication to defending the Constitution's words against those who would ignore them in pursuit of progressive social policies.
Dennis A. Henigan: Message to Progressives: Reclaim the Constitution! 2010
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The Tea Partiers and the radical libertarians cast themselves as so-called "constitutionalists" -- possessed with unique insight into the original meaning intended by the Framers and dedication to defending the Constitution's words against those who would ignore them in pursuit of progressive social policies.
Dennis A. Henigan: Message to Progressives: Reclaim the Constitution! 2010
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The Tea Partiers and the radical libertarians cast themselves as so-called "constitutionalists" -- possessed with unique insight into the original meaning intended by the Framers and dedication to defending the Constitution's words against those who would ignore them in pursuit of progressive social policies.
Dennis A. Henigan: Message to Progressives: Reclaim the Constitution! 2010
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The Tea Partiers and the radical libertarians cast themselves as so-called "constitutionalists" -- possessed with unique insight into the original meaning intended by the Framers and dedication to defending the Constitution's words against those who would ignore them in pursuit of progressive social policies.
Dennis A. Henigan: Message to Progressives: Reclaim the Constitution! Dennis A. Henigan 2010
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Those, however, who had not taken the prescribed oath, were in general more popular than what were called the constitutionalists, and the influence they were supposed to exert in alienating the minds of their followers from the new form of government, supplied the republican party with a pretext for proposing their banishment.
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Those, however, who had not taken the prescribed oath, were in general more popular than what were called the constitutionalists, and the influence they were supposed to exert in alienating the minds of their followers from the new form of government, supplied the republican party with a pretext for proposing their banishment.
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Those, however, who had not taken the prescribed oath, were in general more popular than what were called the constitutionalists, and the influence they were supposed to exert in alienating the minds of their followers from the new form of government, supplied the republican party with a pretext for proposing their banishment.
A Residence in France During the Years 1792 1793 1794 and 1795 Lady, An English 1797
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The press has obliged with stories about GOP "constitutionalists" and Delaware witches.
The Biggest Election Myths of 2010 Kimberley A. Strassel 2010
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