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James Madison’s Last Day in Office: Veto of the “Bonus Bill”

James Madison’s Last Day in Office: Veto of the “Bonus Bill”

by Dave Benner | Mar 3, 2023 | Federal Programs, History, James Madison

As his last official act as President, James Madison vetoed a bill that would provide federal funding for building roads and canals throughout the United States. Today in history – on March 3, 1817 – President James Madison vetoed the Bonus Bill of 1817 –...
Today in History: Articles of Confederation Come into Force

Today in History: Articles of Confederation Come into Force

by Dave Benner | Mar 1, 2023 | Articles of Confederation, Founding Principles, History

Today in History, on March 1, 1781, the states adopted the Articles of Confederation, putting into operation the first constitution for the United States. In July of 1776, the Continental Congress passed the Richard Henry Lee Resolution and adopted the Declaration of...
Thomas Paine and the Plan to Invade England

Thomas Paine and the Plan to Invade England

by Dave Benner | Jan 18, 2023 | Founding Fathers, History, Thomas Paine, War

Without a doubt, Thomas Paine’s many radical political beliefs came to define his life, and his moral opposition to monarchy, promotion of constitutional government, and contempt for tyranny are well known. Even so, some may not realize that he once developed an...
Today in History: Alexander Hamilton Born

Today in History: Alexander Hamilton Born

by Dave Benner | Jan 11, 2023 | Alexander Hamilton, History

Today in 1757, it is generally believed Alexander Hamilton was born. As John Adams put it, he was “the bastard brat of a Scottish peddler.” Born out of wedlock on the British isle of Nevis, Hamilton would become one of the most influential political forces of his...
Thomas Paine and Religious Liberty

Thomas Paine and Religious Liberty

by Dave Benner | Jan 2, 2023 | Founding Principles, Thomas Paine

In Thomas Paine’s day, no idea was more accepted than the idea that the church was inextricably connected to the state. In the 1700s, the concept had centuries of precedent in nearly all corners of the world, including England, France, and even America – where several...
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