Without politics voting to raise taxes on the people who voted them in or out of office. This is a conundrum the 21st century understands. Peace negotiations got under way in europe with madisons full support. He needed Albert Galatin as his linchpin on the negotiating team in gent. British ships had appeared at the mouth of the potomac as early as july 1813, and raids along the chesapeake caused a Nervous Congress to look less favorably on an Internal Revenue solution. The fiery decimation of the white house, the capital, you know, august 1814 only intensified the need to reorder republican priorities and accommodate president madisons turnabout in favoring tax increases and a National Bank that secured a uniform currency and maintained peoples confidence in government during peace time as well as war. He had quietly succeeded in rendering hamiltons purportedly unconstitutional bank safe. A bank compromised of private merchants and stock jobing speculat speculators. This was no longer
Picture of the real madison, and what drove him, was a reference in that first inaugural address to the constitution as the cement of the union, as well in its limitations as in its authorities. He was promising to adhere to the same principle he demanded of the hamiltonians in the 1790s when madisons party was in the minority and both houses of congress and excluded from executive decisionmaking. He promised to continue republican measures, economy in public expenditures, keeping the Standing Army within the requisite limits and demoting state militias as the firmest bulwark of republics. But that interpretation of the constitution constrained from a from moving america in the direction of a permanently centralized military. That interpretation of an america constrained from building up a war chest, that government was supplanted by another. It had to be if continental expansionism that jefferson and madison both saw as ultimately desirable was to take place. So madison had to learn o
Our last speakers are andrew burstein, who is the charles professor of history at Louisiana State university, and hes the author of the books the inner jefferson, jeffersons secrets, lincoln dreamt he died, history of the american dream, and hes also coauthor with nancy isenberg, our second speaker, will be copresenting, of madison and jefferson. And andrew asked me it tell you about his new book that is coming out on jeffersons birthday next year, april 13th, 2015 called democracys muse, how Thomas Jefferson became an fdr liberal. Description of the white house historian. But anyway, and with him is nancy isenberg, who is also distinguished professor at Louisiana State university. Shes the author of two prize winning books. Sex and citizenship and ant b l antebellum america and the coauthor of madison and jefferson. Please welcome our speakers. [ applause ] there we go. I like to give a shoutout to a war vet, not the war of 1812, number 12235370, thank you for your service, dad. You [
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Years. This is him leaving the courthouse a little while ago. Investigators say the case against fogle span years and include tens of thousands of pieces of evidence. Mr. Fogle had done the right thing when he learned of the victimization of the first victim, the first girl who was 14. If he reported that to authorities, victims 2, 3, 4, 567, 1, 9, 10, 11 and 12 would never have been victims. Today jarred fogle has admitted to par tut baiting in a fiveyear criminal scheme to exploit children. Beginning in 2011 fogle learned that the head of the Jared Foundation Russell Taylor was sexually exploiting a 14yearold girl. At that time fogle chose to receive and repeatedly view child pornography involving that 14yearold girl. This continued during a fouryear period and fogles actions resulted in the sexual verdictization of 12 minors in the state of indiana. The approximate amount of data reviewed by the indiana state police, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police department and the fbi includ