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Why did West and Middle Tennessee vote for Adlai Stevenson, JFK and LBJ and then vote for George Wallace in 1968?

12 upvotes • IllustriousDudeIDK

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nothing to see here

12 upvotes • ExtensionFisherman83

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The room where George Washington began the path to Presidency and not Kingship

12 upvotes • PumpkinAutomatic5068

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America250 Announces Presidents Bush & Obama, First Ladies as Honorary National Co-Chairs

11 upvotes • Julian81295

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Hubert Humphrey denounces Richard Nixon’s bombing of Cambodia, and Nixon vetoing the decision by Congress to cut funds for the continued bombing, 27 June 1973

11 upvotes • thescrubbythug

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What's the wildest take you have ever seen? It doesn't have to be on this sub

11 upvotes • NooneDaLizardo

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Given how prevalent meme culture is today, and has been used as a tool in election campaigns, if Reagan was running for president today do you think his campaign would feature references to his movies?

11 upvotes • MojaveJoe1992

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Thomas Eagleton, backed by George McGovern, defending himself amid rumours about his mental health, 25 July 1972

11 upvotes • thescrubbythug

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Every US President's favourite President

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What president had the best suit game? (NO OBAMA TAN SUIT!!!)

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why did West and Middle Tennessee vote for Adlai Stevenson, JFK and LBJ and then vote for George Wallace in 1968?	12	IllustriousDudeIDK
nothing to see here	12	ExtensionFisherman83
The room where George Washington began the path to Presidency and not Kingship	12	PumpkinAutomatic5068
America250 Announces Presidents Bush & Obama, First Ladies as Honorary National Co-Chairs	11	Julian81295
Hubert Humphrey denounces Richard Nixon’s bombing of Cambodia, and Nixon vetoing the decision by Congress to cut funds for the continued bombing, 27 June 1973	11	thescrubbythug
What's the wildest take you have ever seen? It doesn't have to be on this sub	11	NooneDaLizardo
Given how prevalent meme culture is today, and has been used as a tool in election campaigns, if Reagan was running for president today do you think his campaign would feature references to his movies?	11	MojaveJoe1992
Thomas Eagleton, backed by George McGovern, defending himself amid rumours about his mental health, 25 July 1972	11	thescrubbythug
Every US President's favourite President	11	PeeweeTheMoid
What president had the best suit game? (NO OBAMA TAN SUIT!!!)	11	b3ckf1zz