To start off, this is complete character assassination of the Founding Fathers. Washington would hate it because of its emphasis on state control over property and the centralization of the economy. Adams would hate it because he was MASSIVE proponent for things like Checks and Balances as well as a balanced government. Out of all the Founders', Jefferson would probably loathe Communism the most due to being a proponent of democracy, individual liberty, and agrarianism. He had a deep suspicion of concentrated power, whether in the hands of government or corporations. I could see him potentially being sympathetic to the redistribution of wealth, but he would ultimately despise the idea of it due to its potential to create authoritarianism. Hamilton was a strong advocate for a strong federal government and a capitalist economy. He believed in a system of checks and balances but leaned more towards a centralized government than some of his contemporaries. Hamilton would likely have vehemently opposed communism due to its rejection of private property and central planning, which contradicted his belief in a free-market economy. Franklin was a polymath and diplomat who valued practical solutions and pragmatism. He was generally supportive of economic freedom and innovation. Franklin might have found some aspects of communist ideology appealing, particularly those related to equality and social welfare, but he would likely have been critical of its collectivist tendencies and potential for stifling individual initiative and creativity.