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Hey, this is Dylan Matthews. I write for Vox about everything from anti-poverty efforts

to animal welfare to the best ways to do full answer P. And this week I'm your host for

Vox Conversations. I've been a political nerd all my life and like most political nerds

I like to talk about my favorite presidents. But I actually prefer talking about my favorite

members of Congress. You don't learn these folks names in school usually but they built

the America we live in today. Many of them had big dreams that would have made America

better than it is. At the absolute top of my list is a guy named Thaddeus Stevens. He's

not quite a household name. You might have seen Tommy Lee Jones play him in Steven Spielberg's

movie Lincoln. He was also the basis for the villain in DW Griffiths infamous movie Birth

of a Nation. But he was more effective and more fascinating than his pop culture representations

make him seem. Stevens ran the House Committee in charge of funding the Civil War and played

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