Prof. Lindsey (Lindsay) Cormack
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Absolutely.
And I think it's something where if we think about the founders, I sometimes believe that we have this impression that they all got along in the first place.
And that's not really true at all.
And so the idea that we have friction in the system or the idea that we see things differently or we fight about things or we want different ends, that's sort of baked into the whole process of liberty.
I mean, is that how you see it?
They can.
Yes, they can.
Yes.
You brought up my favorite president, which is James Madison.
And one of the reasons- Really?
Oh, totally.
Absolutely.
Sure.
Problematic figure in some ways, but my favorite- No, no, no, no.
But I don't just like him for who he is.
I really like him for who he chose as a spouse and for who chose him back.
Because I think when we tell this story of America, when we get wrapped up and there were these white property-owning landed men who got to make the choices-
There is so much that happened that Dolly Madison, that all the other women in the houses of presidents changed.
And when we think about that governing question that you just brought up at the early republic, a lot of founders or a lot of early governors or a lot of people who are nominated to Congress and end up showing up.
think that they can't hang out with each other because it'll look like they're corroborating behind the scenes or they're trying to like figure things out in a way that's unbecoming of a Republican man who like has his own sort of ideas on things.
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