Jay Cost is a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and the Center for Faith and Freedom at Grove City College.
Constitutionally Speaking
Jay Cost and Luke Thompson make the case that all Americans should study the Constitution.
Episode 55: John Marshall [The Virginians, Part 5]
Jay and Luke discuss John Marshall, perhaps the least appreciated of all the Founding Fathers. As the head of the Supreme Court, Marshall would secure a legacy for the Federalists long after the party disappeared.
In this episode of the Virginians miniseries, Jay and Luke discuss John Marshall, perhaps the least appreciated of all the Founding Fathers. A delegate to the Virginia ratifying convention in 1788, Marshall also served briefly as secretary of State before becoming chief justice in 1801. As the head of the Supreme Court, Marshall would secure a legacy for the Federalists long after the party disappeared.
Mr. Thompson is a Republican political consultant.
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