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NFL Films: The Chicago Bears 46 Defense
Source:The New Democrat I wouldn’t call former Bears defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan the father of the 46 Defense, but he certainly was one of the fathers. You could make a case that what former Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Jerry Glanville … Continue reading
Posted in NFC Classic, The New Democrat
Tagged 1985, 1985 Chicago Bears, 1985 NFL Season, 46 Defense, America, Buddy Ryan, Chicago, Chicago Bears, Illinois, Jerry Glanville, Mike Ditka, National Football Conference, National Football League, NFC, NFC North, NFL, NFL Films, Soldier Field, The 1980s, United States
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CBS News: Longines Chronoscope: Senator Prescott Bush (1953)
Source:The New Democrat Senator Prescott Bush who of course is the father of George H.W. Bush and the grandfather of George H.W. Bush’s children, was what we would call a Northeastern Republican today. Someone who leans conservative, but who isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Classic News, The New Democrat
Tagged 1953, 83rd Congress, America, Bush Family, CBS News, Center Right, Connecticut, Dwight Eisenhower, Longines Chronoscope, New York, New York City, Prescott Bush, President Dwight Eisenhower, Progressive Republicans, Progressives, Progressivism, Republican Party, Senate Republicans, Senator Prescott Bush, The 1950s, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States
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Roger Sharp Archive: President Jimmy Carter on 1980 Campaign (3/21/1980)
Source:The New Democrat As much trouble as President Jimmy Carter was in politically in 1979-80, having an approval rating somewhere in the thirties and looking very vulnerable to Ronald Reagan in the 1980 presidential election with all the economic problems … Continue reading
Posted in The New Democrat
Tagged 1980, 1980 Democratic Presidential Primaries, 1980 Presidential Election, 96th Congress, America, Georgia, Jimmy Carter, Jimmy Carter For President, Massachusetts, President Jimmy Carter, Roger Sharp, Senate Democrats, Senator Ted Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, Ted Kennedy For President, The 1980s, The White House, U.S. Congress, U.S. Government, U.S. Senate, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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C-SPAN: U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee 1994 Hearing on Tobacco – Tobacco CEO’s Testify Before Congress
Source:The New Democrat The then Democratic controlled House of Representatives looked into tobacco by investigating the industry and looking at ways of regulating the industry. The famous scene with all of those tobacco executives lying under oath that tobacco … Continue reading
Posted in Classic News, The New Democrat
Tagged 1994 Health Care Reform Debate, Bill Clinton, Jim Lehrer, MacNeil/Lehrer Report, Mark Shields, Paul Gigot, PBS, PBS Newshour, President Bill Clinton, Robert McNeil, The Bill Clinton Administration, The Bill Clinton Presidency, Tobacco Industry, Tobacco Regulations
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CBS Evening News: St. Patrick’s Day 1977
Source:The New Democrat I was well sixteen months old on St. Patrick’s Day 1977. So to state the obvious, I don’t remember it. My memory starts really in the summer of 1978 when I’m three years old and right before … Continue reading
NFL Network: NFL 1985- The Dominance of the 1985 Chicago Bears 46 Defense
Source:The New Democrat The reason why the Bears 46 Defense isn’t ranked as high at least by a lot of NFL historians as lets say the Steel Curtain Pittsburgh Steelers of the 1970s or even the Ravens of the last … Continue reading
Posted in NFC Classic, The New Democrat
Tagged 1985, 1985 Chicago Bears, 1985 NFL Season, America, Bears 46 Defense, Buddy Ryan, Chicago, Chicago Bears, Illinois, Mike Ditka, National Football Conference, National Football League, NFC, NFC North, NFL 1985, NFL Films, NFL Network, NFLN's America's Game, Soldier Field, The 1980s, United States
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CBS News: Dan Rather-George H.W. Bush Showdown (1988)
Source:The New Democrat If you are familiar with the old CNN version of Crossfire from the 1980s and 1990s, this is what it looks like. Where the two debaters let’s say aren’t really there to answer the others questions or … Continue reading
Posted in Classic News, The New Democrat
Tagged 1988, 1988 Presidential Election, America, Bush Family, CBS Evening News, CBS News, Center Right, Dan Rather, Dan Rather-George H.W. Bush Interview, George H.W. Bush, George H.W. Bush For President, New York, New York City, President Ronald Reagan, Progressive Republicans, Progressives, Progressivism, Republican Party, Ronald Reagan, Texas, The White House, United States, Vice George H.W. Bush, Washington, Washington DC
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William Shanley: Jimmy Carter Discusses His Presidency With William Shanley (February 1983)
Source:The New Democrat I’m not going to try to make the case that Jimmy Carter was a great president, or one of our best president’s, because he clearly wasn’t. I have a lot of respect for Jimmy Carter as a … Continue reading
Posted in JEC Presidency, The New Democrat
Tagged 1983, America, America in the Late 1970s, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Democratic Party, Georgia, Jimmy Carter, Liberalism, Liberals, President Jimmy Carter, The 1970s, The 1980s, The Jimmy Carter Administration, The Jimmy Carter Presidency, The White House, U.S. Congress, U.S. Government, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, United States, Washington, Washington DC, William Shanley
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PBS: MacNeil/Lehrer Report- New York City Bailout: 11/25/1975
Source:The New Democrat The late 1960s and probably the 1970s as a whole was a very rough period for New York City. Facing high crime rates, high poverty, high unemployment, a lousy economy in general, as well as mismanagement … Continue reading
CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite: 3/17/77: A Look at Foreign Affairs and Energy Policy
Source:The New Democrat This was right before President Jimmy Carter gave his famous foreign policy and human rights speech at Notre Dame in the spring of 1977. The first United States President to ever at least during the Cold War … Continue reading
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