McCarthyism & "Nancy"
A reminder of just how deeply rooted cold war thinking was in our culture -- a McCarthy-era "Nancy" Comic:
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Anecdotal Observations On History & Politics
A reminder of just how deeply rooted cold war thinking was in our culture -- a McCarthy-era "Nancy" Comic:
Barry Goldwater's 1964 campaign slogan, "in your heart you know he's right," has been resurrected at CPAC -- but this time it's for Sarah Palin:
Of course, Goldwater's "heart" slogan was mocked by the left, who countered, "in your guts you know he's nuts":
For campaign parallels between 2012 and 1964, see my post Purity & Practicality in the GOP
By inauguration day 1933, FDR and President Hoover's once amicable relationship had grown bitter -- so much so that Hoover didn't speak a word to the President-elect in the limo ride from the White House to the Capitol Building. This 1933 New Yorker Magazine cover could not have better illustrated the tension of their contrasting personalities: