The Unfinished Republic
Scott EnglishIdeas, history, and citizenship for an unfinished republic.
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The American Experiment | It Ain’t News
In October 1798, Matthew Lyon, a Democratic-Republican congressman from Vermont, stood trial for criticizing President John Adams. Lyon wrote a letter promising to support a president who served the public interest, but not one with “a cont...
The American Experiment | The First Three Words
The first page of the United States Constitution, signed on 17 September 1787. Source: National Archives.
“What Right Had They?”
Patrick Henry posed that question to the Virginia ratifying convention on 4 June 1788. He wanted to know w...
American Archives | Choosing Honor
Thomas Jefferson’s handwritten reading copy of his First Inaugural Address, 4 March 1801, including the line, “We are all Republicans, we are all Federalists.” (Source: Library of Congress, Manuscript Division)
Only 12 years into our Repub...
American Archives | Behind the Constitution
On September 17, 1787, 39 delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed the new U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia. Their work was only the beginning. Nine states still needed to ratify it, sparking another debate over the government the...
The Federalists Reloaded | The Inconvenient Republic
Every four years, we hear the same promise from presidential candidates: “On my first day in office, I will….” It evolves from political theater into full-blown method acting. In reality, most of it is bullshit.
Presidents can do a lot on...
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Former chief of staff to Governor Mark Sanford. Capitol Hill veteran. Nonprofit CEO. I write about history, citizenship, liberty, and the unfinished work of self-government.
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