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BALLADEER’S BLOG’S PRESIDENTIAL PROS AND CONS PART 2 – HARRISON TO OBAMA
America’s first Amish president. I’m kidding! 23. BENJAMIN HARRISON – Motto: “What this country needs right now is a man whose grandfather was president barely a month before dying.” *** Nickname:...
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MILESTONES IN LEAP DAY HISTORY
Charles “The Bearded Badass” Darwin Some things happen only once every four years – things like Michael Moore having a coherent thought and Rush Limbaugh prying his head out of his ass. Another one of...
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HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY 2012
Balladeer’s Blog wishes a happy 236th birthday to the USA! What happened in early July of 1776 certainly needs no rehashing (the Green Bay Packers won the very first Superbowl) so in keeping with my...
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PRESIDENTIAL PROS AND CONS FROM BALLADEER’S BLOG: HARRISON TO OBAMA
23. BENJAMIN HARRISON – Motto: “What this country needs right now is a man whose grandfather was president barely a month before dying.” *** Nickname: Baby McKee’s Grandfather *** Pro: Was the...
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FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH (1907)
FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH (1907) – Written by Thomas William Lawson, a writer and stock manipulator who made a fortune from shady stock deals … in between advocating for cleaning up Wall Street to shut...
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1912: BATTLE OF THE THREE PRESIDENTS
Happy Presidents Day! Balladeer’s Blog’s seasonal posts continue with this look at the presidential election of 1912. I won’t bury this item in unnecessary detail to the point where it becomes boring....
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PUCK MAGAZINE: THE POLITICAL JANUS
January is an appropriate month for this latest post about Puck magazine (1871-1918). Here at Balladeer’s Blog I’ve long made clear my fascination with that political humor magazine. Puck political...
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TRUMP: A POLITICAL JANUS LIKE THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Here at Balladeer’s Blog I’ve long made clear my fascination with the political humor magazine Puck (1871-1918). Puck political cartoons – especially from the covers – are still much sought-after and...
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