Historica Americana
Mike HolmeAmerican political history
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The 1958 Midterm: The Rise of Liberalism and the End of the Conservative Fifties
The victorious Democratic leaders: Speaker Sam Rayburn & Majority Leader LBJ.
The Democrats are hoping to get blowout victories in the 2026 midterms, although they have had a candidate hiccup or two and people may be sufficiently turned of...
How They Voted: The Equal Rights Amendment
Martha Griffiths (D-Mich.), who succeeded in getting the Equal Rights Amendment out of the Judiciary Committee over the chairman’s wishes.
Martha Griffiths (D-Mich.), who succeeded in getting the Equal Rights Amendment out of the Judiciary...
RINOs From American History #2: Clifford P. Case
In 1944, Congressman Donald H. McLean of New Jersey’s 6th district is calling it quits. McLean is a staunch Republican, having been strongly opposed to the New Deal, voting against Social Security and the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. I...
Simon Cameron: The Controversial Builder of the Pennsylvania GOP
In 1854, the Pennsylvania Republican Party was founded by David Wilmot, the representative who sponsored the Wilmot Proviso, which if enacted would have blocked slavery from any lands gained in the Mexican-American War. However, he does not...
RINOs From American History #1: Lowell P. Weicker Jr.
I have previously written criticism about the usage of the term RINO (Republican in Name Only) and this has been so utterly abused that it can mean any Republican who pisses off another at any moment, anyone who isn’t 100% personally loyal...
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I'm an MPA with a BA in political science who writes about American political history and specializes in investigating political ideology, past and present.
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