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Tenthers are sometimes viewed as being more uncompromising in their beliefs about the Constitution, similar to an [[Originalist]], and have some overlapping views with [[Libertarians]], though they also have some differences in views. | Tenthers are sometimes viewed as being more uncompromising in their beliefs about the Constitution, similar to an [[Originalist]], and have some overlapping views with [[Libertarians]], though they also have some differences in views. | ||
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The Tenther movement are adherents who view the Tenth Amendment as an important part of the United States Constitution. The term Tenther was developed by the media as a derogatory play off of the term Truther or another term they routinely used, Birther.
Tenthers are sometimes viewed as being more uncompromising in their beliefs about the Constitution, similar to an Originalist, and have some overlapping views with Libertarians, though they also have some differences in views.