How An Amendment James Madison Wrote In The 1790s Got Added To The US Constitution In The 1990s

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How An Amendment James Madison Wrote In The 1790s Got Added To The US Constitution In The 1990s

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson

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How An Amendment James Madison Wrote In The 1790s Got Added To The US Constitution In The 1990s

Happy Bill of Rights Day! One of the original amendments Congress sent to the states for ratification made it into our governing document two centuries later. It's literally a long story. Plus: students at Osaka Public University in Japan just built a bicycle that flies.

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