Do you believe president jackson’s veto of the maysville road bill was the appropriate action?

The question of federal intervention in a states inside economy was well established by the time Jackson became President. The US federal government had no business supporting a road in Kentucky, if this had been a inter-state road you could make the argument for government intervention, but since this benefits only one state, the federal government should not be involved. I believe President Andrew Jackson was right when he vetoed this bill.

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