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Harry's whistlestop campaign kinda reminds me of the crowds rallying for Trump.
Posted on 09/08/2016 9:54:32 AM PDT by Kaslin
Uh, no. It's a terrifying, projectile-vomiting-inducing nightmare...
“...and it’s not a question of whether the Republic is dead. It’s only a question of how long ago it died.”
I totally agree. I find it amazing when some say that if Hillary wins we may lose the republic. I say the republic was lost long ago. The question is whether there is any possibility that it could yet be RESTORED. If Hillary wins, obviously not, it’s all over. If Trump wins there may be a slight possibility that America can be restored, it would be like cleaning the Augean stables but maybe Trump is Hercules.
During my lifetime we have gone from a day when a “womanless wedding” was a farce put on for fun to a day when the courts say that a bakery, photographer or other business that refuses to cater to a womanless wedding or a manless wedding can be run out of business. That is just one example, I could go on and on with others. The reality of 1916 America could not have been sold as comedy or satire when I was a boy, it would have been considered too bizarre to even be funny.
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Harry's whistlestop campaign kinda reminds me of the crowds rallying for Trump.
1948 was a really low turnout contest, and the Thurmond candidacy did not work to Dewey’s advantage.
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