Prof. Lindsey (Lindsay) Cormack
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Jul
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And the women look around and say like, well, these antisocial loners are not going to do that well if we can't sort of like grease the wheels.
And so someone like Dolly steps in and says, let's have some parties.
Let's let these people know each other.
Let's get together outside of the halls of government.
And that, too, is part of the founding story.
It's not just we passed these laws and we made these decisions.
It's all this sort of like, what does it mean to be in a republic?
And it's more of a family than it is someone who's just like you're elected, you're in and everyone else is out.
He was tiny.
I know that might be also why I like him.
That's probably also why I'm the coxswain, I think, because they're all really small and I'm one inch taller than James was.
I mean, I'm of the heartland.
Yeah, the first 22 years of my life.
My goodness.
Yeah, yeah, yep.
The first 22 years are Michigan and Texas and Illinois and Kansas.
Running up and down.
I had another question for you because as I, you know, I'm like very happy to learn that you got to read the constitution in a dutiful home with a mother who cared about this.
What do you think Americans misunderstand about the founding?
Like what is it is that you think people believe is correct, but actually probably isn't historically accurate.
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