William Slocum Groesbeck: King of the Midwest Frat Bros!
Yes, it’s another VP candidate for 1872. Yes, he does show up outta nowhere. Yes, there will be more! What is the deal with these frat bros?
Yes, it’s another VP candidate for 1872. Yes, he does show up outta nowhere. Yes, there will be more! What is the deal with these frat bros?
This next VP Candidate for 1872’s got quite the anti-government resume if I don’t say so myself. Yeah, I’m not sure this Civil War thing is ACTUALLY over anymore if ya know what I mean…
This VP race is starting to get a little zestier for sure and we’re only on the second candidate or the 1872 US Election bro! We’re already talkin’ famous relatives, and it’s the tip of the iceberg, my friend!
We’re kicking off this 1872 US election with a VP Candidate who has literally only one objective on his mind and borderline absolutely nothing else.
In this FINAL in-between-election episode covering 1871, literal forces of nature band together in the Arctic to put a nail on the coffin of a bloody industry!
It’s our second in-between-election episode of the series, and oh man, the Gilded Age sure wouldn’t be a Gilded Age without WEIRD 1800’S BIBLE HOAXES. And cities burning down. And race riots. BUT WE’RE FOCUSING ON HOAXES TODAY!
Hey uhhh… We’re in-between-elections right now and uh… It’s lookin’ like they FINALLY finished building that giant railroad they’ve been working on for heaven knows how long dude.
Here we are! The first ever US election since the on-the-books nationwide banning of enslaving humans! Now it’s only happening illegally… Anyways, we have a spicy little election here, don’t we!
This last prezzy wezzy candidate for 1868 is one of the strangest political anomalies I’ve ever read about. On the surface, this seems like a typical war hero story. But when you look under the hood, there’s a lotta different stuff happening I think!
Now that we are looking at the presidential candidates for 1868, this guy right here… I have no idea why he keeps being considered like… New York’s really connected like that, ain’t it?