was heard around the world, lexington and concord. we know there was slavery that was still tolerated when the nation began. we know that was an evil. and it was a scourge and a blot and a stain upon our history. but we also know that the very founders that wrote those documents worked tirelessly until slavery was no more in the united states. and i think it is high time that we recognize the contribution of our forebearers who worked tirelessly, men like john quincy adams, who would not rest until slavery was extinguished in the country. well, that was that would be what i would call feel good american history, wish it were true. yeah. luckily for us, we have better history teaching than that we are not talking about her for history teacher, we are talking about her for a presidential nominee to fill out the gap on the grassroots side, as she calls it of the republican party. sure. do you think the tea partiers are dying to put in the guy from bain capital who knows how to
we know that was an evil. and it was a scourge and a blot and a stain upon our history. but we also know that the very founders that wrote those documents worked tirelessly until slavery was no more in the united states. and i think it is high time that we recognize the contribution of our forebearers who worked tirelessly, men like john quincy adams, who would not rest until slavery was extinguished in the country. well, that was that would be what i would call feel good american history, wish it were true. yeah. luckily for us, we have better history teaching than that we are not talking about her for history teacher, we are talking about her for a presidential nominee to fill out the gap on the grassroots side, as she calls it of the republican party. sure. do you think the tea partiers are dying to put in the guy from bain capital who knows how to raise money or mr. excitement,
and it was a scourge and a blot and a stain upon our history. but we also know that the very founders that wrote those documents worked tirelessly until slavery was no more in the united states. and i think it is high time that we recognize the contribution of our forebearers who worked tirelessly, men like john quincy adams, who would not rest until slavery was extinguished in the country. well, that was that would be what i would call feel good american history, wish it were true. yeah. luckily for us, we have better history teaching than that we are not talking about her for history teacher, we are talking about her for a presidential nominee to fill out the gap on the grassroots side, as she calls it of the republican party. sure. do you think the tea partiers are dying to put in the guy from bain capital who knows how to raise money or mr. excitement, pawlenty. isn t she right in the political sense, joan, the grassroots tea
stain upon our history. but we also know that the very founders that wrote those documents worked tirelessly until slavery was no more in the united states. i think it is high time that we recognize the contribution of our forebearers who worked tirelessly, men like john quincy adams, who would not rest until slavery was extinguished in the country. well, i don t know what to make of that, sal. that s balloon head, that s not what our history was founded on. the it went all the way to the civil war. we had compromise after compromise, and lost 600,000 people, the worst catastrophe in our history, because slavery continued through the 1860s, and only ended because of this war, and here his this woman you ve
we know that was slavery that was still tolerated when the nation began. we know that was an evil and a block and a stain upon our history. but we also know that the very founders that wrote those documents worked tirelessly until slavery was no more in the united states. and i think it is high time that we recognize the contribution of our forebearers who worked tirelessly, men like john quincy adams, who would not rest until slavery was extinguished in the country. again, congresswoman bachman has her facts wrong, many of the founders owned slaves, george washington, thomas jefferson who wrote all men are created equal owned slaves. jefferson was conflicted about it, but others were not. the constitution itself establishes slaves as 3/5 of a person, a political compromise. as for john quincy adams, ms. bachman is right, he was a