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5/x “It is much to be wished that slavery may be abolished. The honor of the States as well as justice and humanity, in my opinion, loudly call upon them to emancipate these unhappy people....” John Jay, founding father, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, abolitionist
6/x “To contend for our own liberty, and to deny that blessing to others, involves an inconsistency not to be excused.” John Jay, founding father, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, abolitionist
Good research, Ted!! Now read about freedom of the press, speech and religion.
Funny how you now draw a blank on the constitution and the process of Impeachment.
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”― Edmund Burke
You campaigned for Roy Moore, who fought to keep AL public school segregation protected in the state constitution. Your campaign co-chair was Steve King.
Aaaaand @Tedcruz, YOU nominated Rebekah Mercer for Time magazine’s Top 100 a few years ago. Rebekah, daughter of Robert Mercer. There seem to be some questions about how dark their money was. Haven’t heard a peep from the Mercers. Are you in touch?
Well Ted, I never thought I’d RT you but I did. Thank you for this. Most of the Framers - even the hypocritical slave-owning ones - at lease KNEW that slavery was an abomination.pic.twitter.com/954QIF97AJ
That's well and good. Meaningless words (by modern GOP)-on brand! Let's go to tape for the pro-Slavery scripture: the EC (which we're still burdened by), Connecticut Compromise (which we're still burdened by) are in the actual Constitution, as you well know. Oh and this was too:pic.twitter.com/VfpcqCTeK0
76017 voter, then explain how slavery was NOT originally forbidden under the Constitution when it was ratified?
So you are telling us that the Founding Fathers were like today's Republicans, they knew a thing was wrong, but allowed it anyway. Got it! Thanks for the history lesson we already knew. #slavery
And just like you thought trump should never be president and then become a big supporter, so the founders who hated slavery still voted to keep it protected in the constitution. It’s called flip flopping
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