Historica Americana
Mike HolmeAmerican political history
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 451 | Subscribers | Read | mikeholme.substack.com |
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The Remarkable Career of John Roy Lynch
Most black politicians today are Democrats as are most black voters, but the first generation of black politicians in the United States were all Republicans from the South, their time in American politics being from Reconstruction until the...
The Politics of 80 Years Ago - Updated for 1946
Speaker Sam Rayburn (D-Tex.), who served as the leader of House Democrats from 1940 until his death in 1961, and has the record of longest time as speaker at 17 years.
Pat Moynihan: Policy Wonk in the Senate
The Senate today seems to be more and more a body of reflexive partisans and although the Senate is generally thought of as having a higher average caliber of politician than the House, having a public intellectual in the Senate seems not s...
George W. Norris: The “Gentle Knight” of Progressivism
The year is 1902 and the United States is exiting the “Gilded Age” and entering the “Progressive Era”. Although Nebraska is a historically Republican state, its most well-known politician at the time is a Democrat, William Jennings Bryan, w...
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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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