Prof. Greg Jackson

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Serial Killers & Murderous Minds · Introducing: Government That Doesn’t Suck · 19 Jul 2026 podcast

Lindsay, I feel the need to just know that there is an Alexander Hamilton jab to be made there if Thomas Jefferson and little Jimmy were here, right?

Well, you know, you say we don't want a house of lords, but I think Tommy would be going, Alex wants a house of lords.

Right.

So, James, I want to stick with the checks and balances thing, but I'm going to go ahead and make this little segue, this little aside.

Since, you know, we're talking about comparing partisanship then to today a little bit, right?

We've touched on that here and there.

Let me just insert, I mean,

Thomas Jefferson and James Madison called Alexander Hamilton a monocrat.

That was their blended slam of a monarchical aristocrat because they believed he wanted to end the American experiment and introduce, if not a king in name, at least in reality.

That was their perception.

I think that they were super wrong.

There are some to this day who go, oh, you know,

Tom and Little Jimmy super nailed it.

That was Alex.

I think that is an insane position to hold.

But they did, and that was their partisan divide.

And you had those Federalists and those Jeffersonian Republicans, each convinced that the other party wanted to destroy the country.

Sure.

Well, I'll tell you right now that example I just gave straight out of chapter one, where the very first two national newspapers established within the Washington administration.

So we can't even get through our first president without having a national media statement.

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