Brucethethinker
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- Nov 1, 2011
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A young boy named A.J. lost his father. His mother couldn't afford to keep him so she sold him into indentured servitude. He was essentially a slave until he turned 21. A.J. ran away at 17 and fled his home state. He never spent a single day in school. Yet somehow, without any of the laws and programs that came later, A.J., Andrew Johnson, became 17th president of the United States. Look it up. You don't really hear much about him in our public schools, and you won't. How did we manage before all these laws and programs? Better than we do now?