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From: Steve Jobs

Subject: Re: I Don’t Usually Do This

Date: April 9, 2010 5:16:14 PM EDT

To: Marc LaFountain

We think its great.

On Apr 9, 2010, at 11:31 AM, Marc LaFountain wrote:

Hi, Steve. I’m not usually one to write in like this. But, I’m so…

I am Jason Fried. I say amazing and thoughtful things that are real. Get real by reading what I say while I’m getting real.

In particular:

A member of the audience passed a question to the moderator, who read it to Armey: How can the Federalist Papers be an inspiration for the tea party, when their principal author, Alexander Hamilton, “was widely regarded then and now as an advocate of a strong central government”?

Historian Armey was flummoxed by this new information. “Widely regarded by whom?” he challenged, suspiciously. “Today’s modern ill-informed political science professors? … I just doubt that was the case in fact about Hamilton.”

Alas, for Armey, it was the case. Hamilton favored a national bank, presidents and senators who served for life and state governors appointed by the president.

Hits the nail on the head.

Just came across this. Really interesting read.