A few years ago we went to see the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. Outside in the courtyard, there were a couple Buskers performing free walking tours and role playing as Hamilton. I was awake back then and thought it was suspicious as to what their intentions really were. We didn't participate in his free offering, but from what I overheard they were glorifying Hamilton as a hero that we should emulate.

Now it makes sense, They were probably on the payroll of the Philly Federal Reserve which is only 2 blocks away.

Nowadays we can see exactly why Congressmen are installed for seemingly unending decades.

Hamilton was an agent, i.e. founder, of the American System of Economics, mainly influenced by Colbert's economic theory. His national banking model was specifically protecting American interests from foreign speculative exploitation because no matter the bank's stakeholders, the issuing of public credit would solely back investments into the nation's General Welfare (industry, productivity, labor, infrastructure) intended to drive both manufacturing and agricultural energies of the United States. This was Hamilton's genius, getting the new nation a realistic economic footing, not to be enslaved economically by the British empire through so called Free Trade and the Jeffersonian love affair with Adam Smith's (a British imperial agent) philosophical arguments against Americans building up their own domestic industries.

Burr meanwhile, was essentially the founder of the British imperial backed Deep State. And founder of Wall Street through misappropriating public projects funds. Opposed by Hamilton, to the point that Hamilton campaigned for his nemesis Jefferson, because among other things of Burr's involvement in schemes to break up the union.

I'd recommend reading Hamilton vs Wall Street for the non fake news version of the economic theory Hamilton actually promoted and worked towards. Give the Jeffersonian revisionist histories a rest and read a thorough scholar who brings the receipts.