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To: DoughtyOne
The oddness of the events wasn’t lost on the New York Evening Post in 1831, when the newspaper founded by Alexander Hamilton called it a “coincidence that has no parallel”:

“Three of the four presidents who have left the scene of their usefulness and glory expired on the anniversary of the national birthday, a day which of all others, had it been permitted them to choose [they] would probably had selected for the termination of their careers,” the Post reported on July 5, 1831.

158 posted on 07/05/2019 4:01:41 AM PDT by MarvinStinson
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To: MarvinStinson

The Post had the good sense to publicize this fact on the day after July 4th. Today’s papers and Bush didn’t.

I would have had far less objection, if they had.

As for that paper, it doesn’t have a feud going on with Trump at this time.


168 posted on 07/05/2019 9:13:54 AM PDT by DoughtyOne (This space for rent...)
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