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looking back to that period where we saw three elections in the late 19th century where he had benjamin harrison running against his democratic opponent. then it went back and forth. you have non consecutive presidential terms. i think the more important thing is, the number of people who are saying, in the republican party, and some democratic leaders, which i think is outrageous, and shock again, you know, let's do this at the polls. let's not push the 14th amendment of the constitution after all, it's just an amendment. well, the 14th amendment is just as much about this part of the constitution as anything else. it clearly says that if you've been in an insurrection, you cannot serve as a federal officer of the united states. lot of jefferson david had run for president of the united states. let's say 1872, and somehow, it won the election? does anyone really think that people would have just said to secretaries of states, in various states, we'll just let him stay on the ballots, let the voters vote him, off should be their choice or not that at a secretary of state. my point, is if we love

one of my favorite letters to point to washington wrote a letter to his friend benjamin harrison on september 24th, 1787, as he was leaving philadelphia. and he included a copy of the constitution, which had not yet been drafted. hyde and he said. it's not great, but it's the best that we could have at the moment and required a series of compromises to get there and is an amendment process for the future. madison wrote similar letters. a lot of the other people at the convention wrote letters that expressed that they didn't get everything they wanted, but they felt like it was the best that could happen at that time. and they hoped, fervently hoped that future generations would come up with creative solutions to problems they knew about, like slavery. they couldn't figure out how to solve the problem, but they hoped future generations would. and they also knew that there would be future problems that they could not yet foresee because they did not have a crystal ball. and i think expectation that they had they have done the best that they could and they're hoping that future generations will