Jackson’s veto message sounds reasonable from a political standpoint appealing to the common man, where the rich have too much power and influence compared to the poor. Evans’ “The Working Man’s Declaration of Independence” spells out the need for a party like the Jacksonians to sustain the American values that were promised to the people in the constitution. Both documents were heavily biased because of their authors and their intentions to persuade people to side with the democratic party’s creation and upholdings.
(Docs A, B) The Jacksonians were very hypocritical in how they did not practice what they preached. Their supposed values of guarding the constitution, political democracy, individual liberty, and equality of economic opportunity were either poorly demonstrated or completely