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In reply to the discussion: OMG. Hamilton nailed Trump in 1792. [View all]Hortensis
(58,785 posts)30. Agree. Doesn't only fit RW zealots and leaders, either.
Hamilton, strongly conservative himself, would also have been as deeply concerned about the possibility of leaders rising from the left to ride the storm and direct the whirlwind.
This subject always makes me think of Jefferson. He's often described as radical. In ideas for those days, absolutely, but not at all extremist in its other meaning, in personality. His brilliant mind flexed and ranged very widely, and the way he was able to work with people with many strong differences of opinion, and they with him, became a critical element of the representative democracy they created.
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I would actually prefer him to be deputy AttyGen under Hillary Clinton at this point lol. .
Volaris
Jan 2020
#32
Righteous Justice would be, Hillary gets to be President. Short of that, vindictive must suffice.
Volaris
Jan 2020
#45
They had malignant narcissist back then too....usually they were called "nobles".
Thomas Hurt
Jan 2020
#11
If certain words were changed then it would be like someone wrote it yesterday
uponit7771
Jan 2020
#43