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  <title>Ep. 226 - John Adams and the Constitution</title>
  <description>Perhaps no Founding Father exemplifies the ideal of a citizen-legislator quite like John Adams.&amp;amp;nbsp; Never a wealthy man, Adams dedicated his life and contributed greatly to our country in its infancy: as a lawyer, as a delegate to the Continental Congress, as our first Vice President and as our second President.&amp;amp;nbsp; What was the basis for Adam’s beliefs in how our country should be structured and why does our guest today argue John Adams was the greatest of our Founding Fathers?&amp;amp;nbsp; Join our student panel as we welcome C. Bradley Thompson, Professor of Political Science at Clemson University, for this informative discussion. </description>
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