How has the Federal Farmer's fears of a "consolidated government" have been realized in our government today?

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How has the Federal Farmer's fears of a "consolidated government" have been realized in our government today?

In that, the federal government has increased its power, particularly the executive branch, as citizens have been a witness of many decisions made by the President of the United States on important political, economic, health, and social topics that affect America.

The Federal Farmers is a pseudonym used by the Antifederalists in November and December 1787, when the states were trying to ratify the United States Constitution after the delegates had been debating it during the Constitutional Convention of Philadelphia.

The Federal Farmers supported Antifederalist's arguments that critiqued the formation of a strong central government.