Prof. Greg Jackson
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Jul
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I mean, solid.
But yeah, we'll go to 10.
Basically, we're doing Little Jimmy's greatest hits today.
That's what's happening.
It sure does, which is where it's really fun to think of him and Alexander Hamilton in 1793 getting into a print war under pseudonyms in which they're yelling and screaming at each other over what the Constitution means.
But of course, if anyone is also qualified to yell back at little Jimmy, it's Alex who wrote 51 of these Federalist Papers.
But
Before I go into this, Lindsay, can we just pause and point out if the very two men that we might say, maybe you could take some contest with Alex perhaps, but follow me on this.
If we look at them as authors of the federal's papers, and of course it's the framer right behind the Virginia plan, James Madison specifically.
as like the two guys behind the constitution and they get into a full on screaming fest in the papers over what the constitution means, why are we surprised that we don't always agree on what the constitution means?
Absolutely.
Okay.
So after his super long opening paragraph that some teacher somewhere today would be like, you can't write an essay like that, James.
We jumped down to two more.
The paragraph that starts with it could never be more truly.
You with me?
Okay.
It could never be more truly said that, you know what, actually I'm going to back this up just one paragraph.
He's going to make a point here about liberty and how you've got to embrace the fact that partisanship exists if you're going to have liberty.
All right.
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