working on THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW
author of the first chapter of https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/wars-we-never-fought-9798765121535/
teaching part-time at Lees-McRae College
opinions my own
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yes, good, this is why you read history.
yes, good, this is why you read history.
1. doughface. a sad case. a drunk who fell off the wagon after a horrific family tragedy, completely unable to apply whatever firmness he might have had to the Presidency at a time when _some_ kind of leadership was necessary. friend of Hawthorne, if you know what I mean. Kansas-Nebraska.
1. doughface. a sad case. a drunk who fell off the wagon after a horrific family tragedy, completely unable to apply whatever firmness he might have had to the Presidency at a time when _some_ kind of leadership was necessary. friend of Hawthorne, if you know what I mean. Kansas-Nebraska.
SEVEN DAYS IN MAY, woof. obviously if someone was threatening American democracy, it would have to be a universally beloved war hero. who else could do it?
SEVEN DAYS IN MAY, woof. obviously if someone was threatening American democracy, it would have to be a universally beloved war hero. who else could do it?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man...
1. the brainiac male scientists are the ones who get suckered, it's the women and kids who can spot the imposters
2. having to explain what a trip to Reno meant to a film audience in the late 50s
1. the brainiac male scientists are the ones who get suckered, it's the women and kids who can spot the imposters
2. having to explain what a trip to Reno meant to a film audience in the late 50s
GUESS AGAIN.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winston...
GUESS AGAIN.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winston...
(it's about as big as an actual wolf with actual babies)
(it's about as big as an actual wolf with actual babies)
1978 - A youthful George W. Bush wins election to the US House of Representatives, defeating Democrat Kent Hance. He is re-elected in 1980 (when his father is elected VP) and again in 1982 from the Lubbock-centric district. /1
1978 - A youthful George W. Bush wins election to the US House of Representatives, defeating Democrat Kent Hance. He is re-elected in 1980 (when his father is elected VP) and again in 1982 from the Lubbock-centric district. /1