Wednesday, November 12. 2003
It lasted more than 200 years. How much longer?
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OK, how can both Jefferson and Madison be Republicans when the Republican party did not exist. (Abe Lincoln was the 1st Republican president).
BTW, The Ben Franklin quote: I can't find any reference to it on google at all. Are you sure he said it or did Gore Vidal say he said it?
Jefferson and Madison were members of the Democratic-Republican party, usually shortened to the "Republicans". Yeah, it's a different party.
And yes, Gore Vidal said it, and said it wasn't a widely known quote. I can't find it anywhere, either, but I'm going to keep looking.
And yes, Gore Vidal said it, and said it wasn't a widely known quote. I can't find it anywhere, either, but I'm going to keep looking.
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