Benjamin Franklin was the mind that electrified a revolution—a founding genius whose words, wit, and wisdom helped forge a nation from fire and vision. As a diplomat, he outmaneuvered kings; as a writer, he stirred the hearts of patriots; and as an inventor, he lit the path of progress. While others carried muskets, Franklin carried ideas—ideas that struck harder than bullets and traveled farther than cannons. He secured French support, shaped the Declaration, and proved that liberty could be both a cause and a science. In the storm of revolution, Franklin was lightning: unpredictable, illuminating, and impossible to ignore.
