14 mars 1801 - "The Election of 1800"

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- Madison tells Jefferson to gain favor with Hamilton
- Jefferson is known for being “In love with France”
- “Dear Mr. Hamilton: John Adams doesn’t stand a chance. So who are you promoting?”
- People are wanting to know who Hamilton supports—he feels like he is picking between two evils
- Hamilton: “I have never agreed with Jefferson once/ We have faught on like 75 diff’rent fronts/ But when all is said and all is done/ Jefferson has beliefs. Burr has none”
- Jefferson wins by a “landslide”
- Burr thinks he will be Jefferson’s vice-president
- Jefferson changes the law: “‘cuz I’m the President. Hey, Burr, when you see Hamilton, thank him for the endorsement”

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