Juan de Fuca
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In comparison to the increase in mass? I'd say almost nothing."They" being Jefferson. It was a great chance to expand, France needed money desperately for their war. That isn't a sign of liberalism that I can figure. Military is necessary for any nation. Along with borders. That's not liberalism by any definition.I see, so libs can own slaves. No, actually most of the founders, with few exception want a small limited government. They were rebelling against the throne and all its' glory after all. That does not describe modern day "liberalism".George lived before we knew germs caused disease.
And I doubt he cared about gay men, either way.
Considering he owned people, it wasn't the best of times for equality but he was still a liberal.
Right, that's why they made the Louisiana purchase and set a tax so that Navy veterans could have health care.
Ha ha, Do you have any idea how greatly that expanded government?
Expanding the country to twice its size has consequences, the move was completely a liberal undertaking a rube would have had apoplexy at the very thought.