Synonyms for jefferson
ˈdʒɛf ər sənjef·fer·son

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1. Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson, President Jeffersonnoun

   3rd President of the United States; chief drafter of the Declaration of Independence; made the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 and sent out the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore it (1743-1826)

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1. Manley E. Rogers:

   Robert E Lee didn't make it the first time and Jefferson Davis took the vacancy. Pershing didn't make it for two years, MacArthur couldn't get in the first year and Eisenhower took an extra year of high school to get in. Patton took three years to get in and five to get out.

2. James Nobles:

   So Paul Ricotta wasnt even there, Matthew Rich said. Officer Specksgoor was on the scene at Jefferson Avenue, however at the time the defensive tactic was applied, Officer Specksgoor was in Officer Specksgoor patrol car and could not see what was happening. Protests flared in the city and elsewhere in the nation in the wake of Prudes death. A handful of demonstrators were arrested on Thursday outside the building where the press conference was being held, WROC.com reported. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Theres no question its a tragic situation for Mr. Prudes family, and there may need to be conversations about training and mental health intervention.

3. James Carville:

   That's the birthplace of Louisiana Republicanism, Jefferson Parish, look at the north side of Dallas, west side of Houston, suburbs of Atlanta. Look at northern Kentucky. Boom. They are hemorrhaging.

4. Garrett Leatham:

   (Thomas) Jefferson did great things, but he owned slaves. We need to know both. Otherwise, we're stuck believing Columbus sailed the ocean blue and helped the Indians.

5. Robert Turner:

   The authors of that amendment purposely chose language drafted by Jefferson in an unsuccessful effort to outlaw slavery in the Northwest Territories as a means of honoring Jefferson’s struggle against slavery, if Democrats understood Jefferson’s lifelong opposition to slavery, they would have reached a different conclusion.