“Which Founding Father do you admire the most?” – if you’re a politician and you’re about to be interviewed by Glenn Beck, you better have a cogent answer to that question. Glenn’s guest yesterday fumbled that question – he came up with “George Washington” – probably the first idea that popped in his head – but while Washington led the troops and was the first President, it wasn’t his ideas that laid the foundation for the Constitution.
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Well Washington was a pivotal and crucial figure in several ways, and it can seriously be argued that without him the Constitution would have been moot. I don’t think there’s a “right” answer to that question. But I’m pretty sure that when Mika Brzezinski said “Abraham Lincoln,” that would qualify as wrong. And she still has the nerve to show up in the studio every day.
Ben Franklin gets my vote.