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42451683 months ago

Malcolm X: "The liberal is more deceitful than the conservative"

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225910152 months ago

This is something I would fight for.

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17659062 months ago

How actually good of a general was Ulysses S. Grant?

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16276552 months ago

Brigadier General James Stewart is the highest ranking actor in the U.S. Military of all time.

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14721642 months ago

Alabama Governor George Wallace gets angry when William F. Buckley states that the South started the Civil War

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13107162 months ago

FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover was opposed to mass Japanese Internment, believing that they should be evaluated by individual actions rather than as a race. He also believed his covert actions to weed out Axis spies was sufficient enough.

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11411092 months ago

As an honor to the dearly departed Jimmy Carter, I will upload a photo of me with him that was taken ten years and a few weeks earlier. The exact date of this photo was December 7, 2014

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1125322 months ago

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg kiss in a prison van outside Federal Court after arraignment on atomic spy charges in 1950. They were the only Americans executed for espionage during the Cold War.

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9564472 months ago

What do you think is the most iconic or badass moment in U.S. history?

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8895842 months ago