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to replace South Carolina native on $20 bill

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/04 ... tcmp=hpbt1

It's safe to say that Tubman, like Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt, would not find themselves at home in the Republican party of today.

silverscreenselect wrote:It's safe to say that Tubman, like Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt, would not find themselves at home in the Republican party of today.

Safe? Maybe. Correct? No.

BackInTex wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:It's safe to say that Tubman, like Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt, would not find themselves at home in the Republican party of today.

Safe? Maybe. Correct? No.

A gun toting black woman who abetted a known terrorist (John Brown) who led an armed attack on a federal facility. Sure.

Of course, in her later years, Harriet got to know Republican fair treatment up close and personal as her requests for a pension based on her war service got held up for over three decades.

silverscreenselect wrote:It's safe to say that Tubman, like Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt, would not find themselves at home in the Republican party of today.

I do not feel at home in the Republican party of today. But you have no basis to make that determination. But I would, through my own predjudices, venture to guess they would all disdain the current Democrat party. There you go. We are both pissing in the wind.

Poor man's Jerry Maguire:

"Show me the Tubbies."

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:to replace South Carolina native on $20 bill

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/04 ... tcmp=hpbt1

They're replacing a slave owner with an Underground Railroad conductor.

Bob Juch wrote:

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:to replace South Carolina native on $20 bill

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/04 ... tcmp=hpbt1

They're replacing a slave owner with an Underground Railroad conductor.

Oh! That's who she is, thanks

silverscreenselect wrote:Poor man's Jerry Maguire:

"Show me the Tubbies."

If only I were still doing the Wednesday night rankings, this would have been a classic edition title...

lb13

littlebeast13 wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:Poor man's Jerry Maguire:

"Show me the Tubbies."

If only I were still doing the Wednesday night rankings, this would have been a classic edition title...

lb13

I miss This Weeks Rankings. --Bob

Bob78164 wrote:

littlebeast13 wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:Poor man's Jerry Maguire:

"Show me the Tubbies."

If only I were still doing the Wednesday night rankings, this would have been a classic edition title...

lb13

I miss This Weeks Rankings. --Bob

It became a victim of my Thursday blog comic, and I can't even get that done on time anymore...

I keep meaning to do a special edition when I have nothing else to do. One of these times, that'll happen...

lb13

silverscreenselect wrote:It's safe to say that Tubman, like Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt, would not find themselves at home in the Republican party of today.

One of my Democratic friends insists that T. Roosevelt did not find himself particularly at home in the Republican Party that made him President. I started to read the book upon which he bases this assertion, but it was even longer than Deathly Hallows so gave it up.

SportsFan68 wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:It's safe to say that Tubman, like Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt, would not find themselves at home in the Republican party of today.

One of my Democratic friends insists that T. Roosevelt did not find himself particularly at home in the Republican Party that made him President. I started to read the book upon which he bases this assertion, but it was even longer than Deathly Hallows so gave it up.

Your friend is correct, and so the Democrats won 1912 with the segregationist Woodrow Wilson

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:It's safe to say that Tubman, like Abe Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt, would not find themselves at home in the Republican party of today.

One of my Democratic friends insists that T. Roosevelt did not find himself particularly at home in the Republican Party that made him President. I started to read the book upon which he bases this assertion, but it was even longer than Deathly Hallows so gave it up.

Your friend is correct, and so the Democrats won 1912 with the segregationist Woodrow Wilson

He was more than a segregationist, he wanted to ship them all back to Africa.

His wife, Edith Bolling, was my 6th cousin 3x removed.

littlebeast13 wrote:
I keep meaning to do a special edition when I have nothing else to do. One of these times, that'll happen...

lb13

I would kind of like to see that. I am probably getting close to the top 100.