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The 47 percent number is misleading 63% of the supposed 47% pay payroll taxes. The founding fathers did not want a "Christian Theocracy". One of them who you may of heard of, Thomas Jefferson who wrote the Declaration of Independence understood that church and state ought to be separated. In the Constitution (Bill of Rights) the first Amendment starts with "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof". Gosh last time I checked a theocracy would require the government to make laws respecting the establishment of religion.
So the idea that the Founders were Tea Partiers is erroneous. To continue, even if they were tea partiers they were the first to admit they were imperfect. Washington hated political parties and once said that the person who should be president is someone who does not want to be president. He had a distrust of politics and political parties in general. We aren't a theocracy we are a democratic republic. [I have the vague feeling he is T-rolling].
參考: It's Common Sense, Mr. Paine, Common Sense.