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Plato Shrugs: ‘Ideology Post Trump: Where Do We Go From Here?’
Source:The New Democrat “Ideological turmoil in America has reached unprecedented heights. With conservatives falling into the unfalsifiable throws of populism and Liberals fetishizing 1960 solutions to 2020 problems, both appear lost in moving through the 21st century. What comes after Trump for the populist? What comes after liberals fail yet again to implement a child’s […]
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TCM: The Candidate (1972) Natalie Wood’s Cameo
“After winning the California Democratic primary, U.S. Senate candidate McKay (Robert Redford, who recruited his friend and former co-star for this appearance) meets Natalie Wood, his wife (Karen Carlson) and campaign manager (Peter Boyle) in tow, in Michael Ritchies The … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood Goddess, Natalie, Originals
Tagged 1972, America, California, Comedy, Democratic Party, Democrats, Hollywood, Michael Ritchie, Natalie Wood, Natalie Wood's Career, Natalie Wood's Life, Political Satire, Robert Goldsby, Robert Redford, Robert Redford's Career, Robert Redford's Life, Satire, Sexy Women, TCM, The 1970s, The Candidate, The Candidate 1972, The Candidate 1972 Movie, Turner Classic Movies, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States, Wood Stanwyck
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Biographics: Hunter S. Thompson- ‘Gonzo Extraordinaire’
Source:The New Democrat I guess I look at Hunter Thompson not as a political satirist or a comedian, or perhaps even a journalist, but as a satirist on American life who was so interested in America that he wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Hunter Thompson
Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidential Campaign, America, Comedy, Democratic Party, George McGovern, George McGovern For President, Gomzo, Hunter S. Thompson, Hunter Thompson, Hunter Thompson's Career, Hunter Thompson's Life, Political Comedy, Political Satire, Satire, The 1970s, United States
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New York Magazine: Ed Kilgore: ‘George McGovern Didn’t Lose in 1972 by Going Too Far Left. Neither Will 2020 Democrats’
Source:The New Democrat “One of the most persistent arguments surrounding the 2020 presidential contest is that Democrats are heading “off the deep end” on a left-wing ideological bender that will mean disaster in the general election. The warning is very … Continue reading
Posted in George McGovern
Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidential Election, 2020 Presidential Election, 92nd Congress, America, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders For President, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Ed Kilgore, Elizabeth Warren For President, Far Left, George McGovern, New Left, President Vladimir Putin, RT, Russia, Russia Today, Russian Federation, Senate Democrats, Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator George McGovern For President, Socialism, Socialists, South Dakota, The 1970s, The Big Picture With Thom Hartmann, Thom Hartmann, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States, Vladimir Putin
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Warner Brothers: The Getaway (1972) Starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw
Source:The New Democrat “The Getaway, an Appreciation – Criminal Element Criminal Element The Getaway (1972) “Steve McQueen (The Great Escape) and Ali MacGraw (Love Story) are at their finest as husband and wife thieves on the run in this classic … Continue reading
Victor D. Hanson: ‘Rethinking Watergate’
Source:Hoover Institution– where the Watergate scandal all started. “The Watergate break-in is now 45 years old. The scandal is as distant from our own time as it was once from 1928. The median age of Americans is about 38 years … Continue reading
Posted in Watergate
Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidential Election, CBS News, Democratic National Committee, Democratic National Headquarters, Democratic Party, George McGovern, George McGovern For President, Hoover Institution, Lesley Stahl, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Richard Nixon White House, The 1970s, Victor Davis Hanson, Victor Hanson, Washington, Washington D.C., Watergate, Watergate Hotel
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The New York Times: Thomas Knock: ‘George McGovern, Vietnam & The Democratic Crackup’
Source:The New Democrat From The New York Times “(28 Oct 1972) Democratic Presidential candidate Senator George McGovern makes speech in LA” Source:AP Archive– U.S. Senator and 1972 Democratic Party nominee for President George McGovern, speaking in Los Angeles, California, in 1972. … Continue reading
Posted in George McGovern
Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidenital Election, 92nd Congress, America, AP Archive, Associated Press, California, Communists, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialists, Far Left, George McGovern, George McGovern For President, Los Angeles, McGovernites, New Left, Richard Nixon, Senate Democrats, Social Democrats, Socialists, South Dakota, The 1960s, The 1970s, Thomas Knock, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States, Vietnam, Vietnam War
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ABC News: ‘Dark Days at The White House’
“Part of the ABC News Great TV News Stories series. From the VHS Tape – “The story of the President at the center of the Watergate Maelstrom, his near impeachment, his last dark days at the White House, and his … Continue reading
Posted in Watergate
Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidential Election, ABC Evening News, ABC News, All The President's Men, Democratic Party, George McGovern, Georgetown, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Richard Nixon White House, The 1970s, Washington, Washington DC, Washington Post, Watergate Hotel
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PBS: ‘Summer of Judgment: The Watergate Hearings’
Source:PBS– The Summer of Judgement (1983) Source:The New Democrat “Produced by WETA, Washington DC, and aired on PBS in 1983, the second of the Summer of Judgment series reflects on the events surrounding the Watergate Affair during the summer of … Continue reading
Posted in Watergate
Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidential Election, 1973, 93rd Congress, All The President's Men, America, Charles McDowell, Congressional Hearings, Democratic Party, John Dean, PBS, President Richard Nixon, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Richard Nixon White House, Senate Democrats, Senate Republicans, Senate Watergate Committee, Senate Watergate Hearings, Summer of Judgement, The 1970s, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States, Washington, Washington DC, Watergate, WETA
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Dejan Jankovic: Masters of Cinema (1972) Pia Lindstorm: Interviewing Alfred Hitchcock
Source:Dejan Jankovic– The Master Alfred Hitchcock, in 1972. Source:The Daily Review “Alfred Hitchcock (UK, 1899-1980) is undeniably the world’s most famous film director. His name has become synonymous with the cinema, and each new generation takes the same pleasure in … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Hitch
Tagged 1972, Action, Alfred Hitchcock, Alfred Hitchcock Movies, America, Britain, Comedy, Drama, Dramatic Comedy, England, Hollywood, Masters of Cinema, Mystery, Mystery Suspense Thriller, New York, New York City, Pia Lindstrom, Suspense, The 1970s, Thriller, United Kingdom, United States
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Watch Mojo: ‘The Watergate Scandal- Timeline and Background’
Source:Watch Mojo– Richard M. Nixon (Republican, California) 37th President of the United States. “Though the public only first caught wind of this scandal after the June 17th, 1972 Watergate break-in, the controversy was years in the making. Groups close to … Continue reading
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Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidential Election, America, Bob Woodward, BookNotes, Brian Lamb, C-SPAN, Carl Bernstein, Len Colodny, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Robert Gettlin, The 1970s, The Nixon Administration, The Nixon Presidency, The Nixon White House, The White House, United States, Washington, Washington DC, Watergate, Watergate Hotel, Watergate Scandal
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