Visionary and Contradictions.
Jefferson was brilliant—an architect of liberty, a thinker who dreamed of an America built on freedom. But his legacy is complicated by contradictions: owning slaves while preaching equality, living in luxury while championing agrarian simplicity.
He’s part philosopher, part elite planter, a man of grand ideas but not always grounded in the everyday struggles of the common folk.
Verdict: Not SphstRDnck.
A visionary, but too wrapped in contradictions to fully claim.