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A great contrast
By Dan Manka
Fairmont, W.V.
Formerly of Clarion
There is a great contrast between two officials. I have often taken my history students to tour Friendship Hill (Albert Gallatin's mansion).
As the Secretary of the Treasury, Albert Gallatin retired much of our national debt. On the other hand, in just a few weeks, President Biden has increased our nation's debt by $1.9 trillion. We need another Albert Gallatin.
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