My memory must be slipping. (Should have taken my senility pill today.) Check out the two magnum opus essays that it generated.
I read “Reflections on the 82nd Anniversary of the New Deal” and it is great. The other one I have started on and is certainly a major work. It will require some study. It is interesting to see that history shows us our quibbles among the parties sttarted so early. It’s my understanding that Hamilton got us off on the right track by insisting that we pay our war debts. He wanted us to be a major power, one that could teach France and Britain how to go about in the world. Paying our debts would give us this opportunity because nations would want to do business with us. Jefferson just wanted us to be an agrarian nation but then he went and purchased Louisiana. Love your last line and seems about right. Will we return to some form of the old constitutional republic or will we be fascist?
If you post another vanity like these, please ping me. Thanks