Rufus King, Cranky Federalist

John Marshall: -mostly RTs Federalists -Nukes his account after ascending the federal bench -all of his tweets after becoming Chief Justice are carefully crafted subtweets of Jefferson and Jacksonpic.twitter.com/5cLS0jbFHE

Samuel Adams @Herr_Wunderbarr -lots of gun posts and motivational quotes -reviews craft beers -super into gold and cryptopic.twitter.com/JX4gwh2iBh

Paul Revere -his main account is for his business -runs an alt called "Daily Updates on the Location of British Regulars"pic.twitter.com/DN8hCbsRxJ

Because he's my avi: Rufus King -mostly RTs other Federalists and official Federalist Party tweets -has to fight off southerners in the replies when he tweets against slavery -doesn't tweet that often because of his diplomatic assignmentspic.twitter.com/4zvWgZCFC4

Even though he's not technically a founder Andrew Jackson -viciously dunk tweets his own cabinet, ESPECIALLY Calhoun -name searches and challenges his haters to duels -constantly @ s the British embassy -relentlessly retweets and tags his own haters -sometimes yells in all capspic.twitter.com/EuNFUKLQGa

Lafayette -RTs the Washington and Hamilton accounts all the time -constantly @ s Louis XVI trying to get him to send more aid -subtweets Jefferson and the Virginians about slaverypic.twitter.com/xqUKgOEyq1

John Randolph of Roanoke -Tweets about anime, probably has an anime avi -RTs links to his Moldbug/NRX fan blog -yearns on main about wanting a based trad bridepic.twitter.com/72YIE3BI4N

John Qunicy Adams -constantly fighting off people trying to @ his dad who @ him by mistake -blocks anybody who says he engaged in a corrupt bargain -tweets insanely long threads that nobody actually bothers to readpic.twitter.com/1w6chcjK4W

with appropriate credit to @TheDonStein , who is far too modest to take credit for these things -has tweeted maybe 5 times in his life -pins a Hamilton tweet to his page -links to his legal philosophy blog that he clearly doesn't update that oftenpic.twitter.com/Pn1mModIz0

James Monroe -not a good enough poster to produce truly solid oc -mostly just tweets whatever Madison and Jefferson tell him to -original tweets based on stuff he reads on Jeffersonian blogs, but it's just not the samepic.twitter.com/4RHYXdUAqR

Mason Weems -runs a George Washington fan account that people engage with thinking it's actually GWpic.twitter.com/iQYkAS24XN

Aaron Burr -would really rather you not mention The Incident, may even block you for it -blocks Jefferson -nukes his tweets every week to make it harder to quote tweet dunk him later -definitely boosts engagement with a bot farmpic.twitter.com/0h7T524e0E

For those asking, Gouverneur Morris is just thirsty on main, Luther Martin drinks too much to be a good posterpic.twitter.com/JjshQTCYjS

John Dickinson -Thoughtful, but not a particularly entertaining follow -hates dunking, and doesn't like to pick fights with peoplepic.twitter.com/7hoHV6UAOq

George Wythe and John Witherspoon mostly hang out on academic twitter. They retweet other academics and aren't as involved in the partisan political stuffpic.twitter.com/iR6czcvE4i

Elbridge Gerry Has some opinions he'd like to share on legislative redistrictingpic.twitter.com/c7U5leLsCG

Pinckney and Rutledge -Republicans rage tweet at them for being Federalists -other Federalists have them muted because they won't stop defending slaverypic.twitter.com/3r2G75sNvo

John Paul Jones -rarely tweets bc data access at sea is limited -when on shore, tweets about how he doesn't get enough recognition for his work -rage tweets at Russian aristocrats who don't fully trust himpic.twitter.com/XdlGdEylFE

James Callender -paid by Jefferson to run a "Federalists Posting their Ls Online" account -after Jefferson throws him under the bus, he starts publishing screen caps of TJ's DMspic.twitter.com/EkRJMdAeIa

Edmund Pendleton and St. George Tucker -both pretty much stick to legal twitter -RT and get RT'd by Virginians -loyal following on Virginia Twitter, but not well known elsewherepic.twitter.com/l6BHMzG9KS