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On November 19, 1919, the U.S. Senate for the first time in history rejected a peace treaty in the Versailles Treaty. Among the opponents of the treaty was a principled and obstinate group called the “Irreconcilables”. This group constitute...
Today I am launching Commendable Conservatives of American History. I understand that we live in a trying political climate and that especially in my area (PNW) of the nation a lot of people seem closed off to conservatism because it is ass...
Missouri’s 10th district, which had the cities of Kennett and Cape Girardeau, was a staunchly Democratic area in 1948, and its representative, Orville Zimmerman, had handily won reelection in years that ate at Democratic numbers in Missouri...
During the 1884 presidential campaign, a bright undergrad student makes his mark on the political world by delivering stump speeches for Republican presidential candidate James G. Blaine. Although the politically damaged Blaine is the first...
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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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