The āthose who stand for nothingā quote is misattributed to Hamilton.
Evidence
āThose who stand for nothingā: The maxim is commonly and mistakenly attributed to Alexander Hamilton. It was identified simply as āgraffitiā by Readerās Digest in 1922. Lila Bell Acheson Wallace and De Witt Wallace, The Readerās Digest (Pleasantville, NY: Readerās Digest Association, 1922), 77. ā Moustafa Bayoumi, How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? Beingā¦, 1075
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