First, I am inclined to type Jefferson as EII. But whether he was EII or LII is relatively unimportant. The point is that you are confirming the point that he was theoretically against a strong centralized government
(never mind that he acted unconstitutionally as president). That can be seen as Delta and Alpha -
-devaluing - instinct.
Which brings us (or maybe not, but I will mention that anyway) to the Beta and Gamma
approaches to government.
Beta's is clear: they use
to enforce to the full a
structure.
Gamma's is more ambiguous, or let us say, hypocritical: in principle Gamma is free-market-focused, so against government intervention from a
perspective, but when in power, Gammas are eager to use
but from a
and
perspective.