Historica Americana
Mike HolmeAmerican political history
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Claude Pepper: Florida’s Liberal Maverick
Florida right now is on a bit of a conservative kick, and it does not seem that its going to end soon. There was, however, a time in which not only Florida was part of the Solid South for the Democrats, but also in which its voters statewid...
The Rise and Fall of Robert Bauman
The year 1964 saw the loss of Barry Goldwater for the presidency, and that was the same year that Robert Bauman (1937- ) both was admitted to the bar in Maryland and attended his first Republican National Convention.
The year 1964 saw the...
The Christian Amendment to the Constitution
Senator Charles Sumner (R-Mass.), most noted as an abolitionist, was also a supporter of the proposed Christian Amendment to the Constitution.
In recent years, we have had some GOP show horses talk about the United States as a “Christian n...
About Al Gore…Sr.
When you hear the name “Al Gore”, you think of the environmentally motivated vice president who lost one of the most controversial elections of American history. However, like so many people in politics, he wasn’t the only politician in the...
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...
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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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