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16 bonus years. Today marks my 16th year anniversary of surviving what the doctors said should have been a fatal heart attack, through the grace of God, I am still here. 3 major miracles happened that day.
#1 - I was on Loop 820, eastbound at Holiday lane. For those that do not travel this part of the loop, it is always bumper to bumper. I was in the far left lane and at the last possible second, I decided to exit across four lanes of traffic and drive myself to the hospital, there was not a single car behind me. I did not have the "Hollywood" heart attack, no chest pain, no jaw pain, no sickness, just felt that something was wrong.
And the heat goes on— Good morning to all.
America at 250 - Separation of Powers Part I
ROBERT DUCHEMIN SR
JUL 21
I have often opined that the birth of the United States did not really happen on July 4, 1776. It happened during 1787 and 1788 with the drafting and ratification of the United States Constitution. That was when our country built its foundation.
Interestingly, two of the greatest thinkers and writers of the time were outside of the United States during the Constitutional Convention. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson had been dispatched to England and France, respectively, to try to pacify the world’s two greatest powers. Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay took advantage of the situation to try to advance their plan for a strong federal government. Little did they know the opposition to their plan was widespread.
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For political reasons, Hamilton met with the Virginia delegation ahead of time and had their young governor, Edmund Randolph, propose what became known as the Virginia Plan. ...