Historica Americana
Mike HolmeAmerican political history
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The Demagogue Alliance: The Union Party of 1936
The Union Party’s Triumvirate of Demagogues: Dr. Francis Townsend, Gerald L.K. Smith, and Father Charles E. Coughlin.
In 1935, the presidential aspirations of Senator Huey Long (D-La.) were no secret. He had even written a book titled My F...
The Sheppard-Towner Act: Examining the Debate on an Early Social Welfare Measure
Morris Sheppard (D-Tex.), the Senate sponsor of the bill.
Morris Sheppard (D-Tex.), the Senate sponsor of the bill.
The Crime Fighter of the Senate: John McClellan
Some people are born to be in politics, and such was the case with John Little McClellan (1896-1977), who his parents named after at-the-time Congressman John S. Little. Some also are born for tragedy, and it was so with McClellan, as his m...
Prescott Bush: Presidential Patriarch
With President Eisenhower’s 1952 election to the presidency comes both of Connecticut’s Senate seats. One of the victors is President Eisenhower’s frequent golfing buddy, a prominent businessman, and a political moderate. Although he will a...
The Great Contender: Estes Kefauver
When Carey Estes Kefauver (1903-1963) was elected to Congress from Tennessee’s 3rd district to succeed the late Sam McReynolds in 1939, the state was firmly in the grip of Boss Edward Hull Crump of Memphis. Kefauver was a populist and a foe...
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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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