If anyone believed in the imperial presidency it was Hamilton
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2024
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Remember that part of the play where it goes
And he talked for 6 hours, the convention was listless. 'Bright young man', yo who the hell is this?
During that 6 hour spiel at the Constitutional Convention, he described the president as an executive similar to a king that was elected for life. Hamilton was radically progressive for his time, but he still had a soft spot for a highly powerful executive.
Further cementing that the only founding father anyone should respect in 2024 is Thomas motherfucking Paine
Nah, Jefferson was the one who was looking west super hungrylike.
He just said a lot of pretty words about presidential light touch because it would make it less likely a president would interfere with him being a slave oligarch on top of being an imperialist.
Adams
John Adams? That can't be, that's that little guy, that spoke to me, all those years ago, what was it? 85? That poor man they're going to eat him alive!
"why aren't you out lighting fireworks and celebrating the holiday?"
Just not real happy with our choices since last fourth, I guess.
So the American bougouise could untether themselves from a country that had started down the road of outlawing slavery.
No taxation without something
Habeas corpus!1!!
what revolution