Horatio Seymour: Always a Candidate, Never a Contender
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?
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?
OK! The second and final VP Potential for 1868 has arrived! And underneath that smile, there sure is a whole lot of completely justifiable rage if I don’t say so maself!
It is 1868 and we have yet another riveting election on our hands! And if this first VP candidee is any indication of how everybody’s doing post-Civil War… Honey, you’ve got a big storm comin’!
It’s 1867 and in this final in-between-election episode EVERYTHING WILL CHANGE in the locomotive industry because well… Yeah. A THING happened.
This second in-between-election episode covers one of the silliest “archeological finds” I’ve ever read about. This is not the hill to die on, and yet! Some still do! Some still do…
It’s time for our first in-between-election episode covering 1865 and YOU LISTEN HERE BUSTER! AND LISTEN WELL! Just because the Civil War has ended doesn’t mean folks are done firing guns at each other! In fact, out west??? It’s QUITE THE CONTRARY!
Here we are! actively at yet another precipice of fate! For the second time in the nation’s history, the US is given the task of picking a new CEO in the midst of active company warfare! Who will the new CEO be? Will they even be new? The tension is in the air!
It’s the 1864 US Election and THE MAN, THE MYTH, THE LEGEND, IS BACK!! And this incumbent is making some power moves with this REBROADCAST that has the NEW INFO at the 21:25 mark!
Ok now, this 1864 prezzy wezzy candidee is a WHOLE military general, so expect this episode to be filled with a stupid amount of juicy, spicy, PETTINESS!
The final VP Candideee we’re looking at for this 1864 election is a man that whose existence in the history of the United States of America demonstrates so many contradictory forces at play all at once! Indeed, what a confounding figure…