Elizabeth Jo
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard 27 Mar
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This is a you know, a generational, multi-generational
affect change that's gonna happen.
And you know, sometimes, and I I hate to sound really cynical about this, is like I wonder whether in my lifetime a lot of this will be un any of this will be completely undone.
I
Mm-hmm.
Don't say that.
Thank you.
Right.
We could think of the preamble as kind of gestures to different themes that we're definitely gonna pick up.
What uh what does it mean to have providing for the common defense
Liberty is the maybe one of the most contested words in the Constitution.
So yes, it is vague, probably very deliberately so.
Um, and we are probably going to look at these, let's call them the preamble themes over and over again during the course of our discussions.
Well, uh in March of nineteen seventy, Gino Giacobelli gave an interview with the Associated Press about his job.
And his life was not easy.
Gina's take home pay after 14 years as a US postal clerk in Hackensack, New Jersey, was $109 a week.
He had to support his wife, his adult daughter, and his two grandchildren.
Now, according to the interview, Gino's ambitions weren't too grand, but he complained that most nights dinner was pork and beans or beans and bacon.
And what he really wanted was what he called a halfway decent meal, maybe a hamburger or a steak.
And Gino told the AP reporter that twenty seven of his fellow postal workers had applied for food stamps, and he was getting pretty close to it himself.
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