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Biaggi’s Second Opium Den

salvador dali-jimi hendrix-bill watterson-kanye west-the congressman: representations of the beauties of generational narcissism
 
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Am I A Good Man / Am I A Fool?

1969-1969: Ted Kennedy (Democratic)
1968 def. (with Lyndon Johnson) Ronald Reagan (Republican), George Wallace (American)
1969-1973: Lyndon Johnson (Democratic)
1973-1977: Curtis LeMay (Republican)
1972 def. (with Claude Kirk) Donald Fraser (Democratic)
1977-1981: Ted Kennedy (Democratic)
1976 def. (with Terry Sanford) Curtis LeMay (Republican), Norton Simon (Independent)
1981-1982: John Fahey (Third)
1980 def. (with Gene McCarthy) Ted Kennedy (Democratic), Sam Steiger (Republican), Ralph Nader (Consumer)

1982-1982[1]: John Fahey / John Singlaub / John McCain II[2] (Third & Nonpartisan leading National Government Commission)
1982-1987[3]: John Fahey / John Singlaub / Dick Lamm (Reconstructionist)
1983 approval: 97% Yes

1987-1993: Ted Kennedy (Social)
1988 def. (with Michael Harrington) Charles Percy (Grand Old Party), Bo Gritz (Survival)
1993-1998: Lowell Weicker (Grand Old Party)
1993 def. (with Mike Rounds) James Manchin (Social)
1998-2003: Mike Rounds (Grand Old Party)
1998 def. (with Craig Benson) Andrew Cuomo (Social)
2003-2008: Michael Brandenburg (Social)
2003 def. (with Patrick Kennedy) Craig Benson (Grand Old Party)


A man does what he must -- in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles, and dangers, and pressures -- and that is the basis of all human morality...whatever may be the sacrifices he faces, if he follows his conscience -- the loss of his friends, his fortune, his contentment, even the esteem of his fellow man -- each man must decide for himself the course he will follow. The stories of the past courage cannot supply courage itself. For this, each man must look into his own soul.


[1] Presidency reorganized after Great Population War
[2] Killed in “Night of Crows”
[3] Removed after Pink Revolution
 
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gentleman biaggi said:
Capitalism needed giant armies of settlers, waves and waves of new European shock - troops to help conquer and hold new territory, to develop it for the bourgeoisie, and garrison it against the oppressed. The Mississippi Valley, the Plains, the Northern territories of Mexico, the Pacific West - a whole continent of land and resources awaited, that could only be held by millions of loyal settlers. After Haiti, it was increasingly obvious that a "thin, white line" of a few soldiers, administrators, and planters could not safely hold down whole oppressed nations. Only the weight of masses of oppressors could provide the Euro-Amerikan bourgeoisie with the Empire they desired. This was a fundamental element in the antagonistic, but symbiotic, relationship of the white masses to their rulers.
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So ballpark how much of this do you jive with in real life?
 
1961-1965: Stuart Symington (Democratic)
1960 def. (with Lyndon Johnson) Richard Nixon (Republican), James Eastland (South)

1965-1969: Henry Cabot Lodge (Republican)
1964 def. (with Arthur Flemming) Stuart Symington (Democratic), Orval Faubus (State’s Rights), J. Bracken Lee (Liberty Union)

1969-1977: Myles Horton (Democratic)
1968 def. (with Henry M. Jackson) Henry Cabot Lodge (Republican), Evan Mecham (United Right)
1972 def. (with Henry M. Jackson) Pat Jennings (United Right), Arthur Flemmings (Republican), Gore Vidal (New)

1977-1985: Richard Nixon (Republican)
1976 def. (with John Connally) Henry M. Jackson (Democratic), Channing Phillips (New), David Lane (United Right)
1980 def. (with John Connally) Samuel Hayakawa (Democratic), Tom Hayden (New), Sam Steiger (United Right)

1985-1989: Lowell Weicker (Republican)
1984 def. (with Saul Bellow) John Connally (United Right), Helen Frye (Democratic), Cesar Chavez (New)

1989-1997: Ralph Nader (Independent leading Democratic-New alliance; later Liberal)
1988 def. (with Saul Bellow [elected by Senate]) Lowell Weicker (Republican), Dennis Kennedy (United Right)
1992 def. (with Norm Coleman) Leo Corbet (Republican), Barry Goldwater Jr. (United Right)

1997-1997: Norm Coleman (Liberal)
1997-2001: Cleo Fields (Liberal)
1996 def. (with Cleo Fields) Paul Tsongas (Republican), Gary Ridgeway (United Right)

2001-2009: Arnold Schwarzenegger (Republican)
2000 def. (with James Longley) Cleo Fields (Liberal), Bo Gritz (United Right)
2004 def. (with James Longley) Ken Paff (Liberal), Ki Nelson (United Right)

2009-2013: Dave McCurdy (Republican)
2008 def. (with Tommy Thompson) Cleo Fields (Liberal), Howard Phillips (United Right)

2013-2017: Rahm Emmanuel (Liberal)
2012 def. (with John Kitzhaber) Dave McCurdy (Republican), John Traficant (United Right)

2017-2025: James Woods (United Right)
2016 def. (with Christian Picciolini) Rahm Emmanuel (Liberal), Angus King (Republican)
2020 def. (with Christian Picciolini) Steve Bannon (Liberal), Janet DiFiore (Republican)

2025-2029: Cleo Fields (Liberal)
2024 def. (with Jim Webb) Christian Picciolini (United Right), Chris Koster (Republican)

2029-0000: Amanda Bouldin (Liberal)
2028 def. (with Rusty Hicks) Generra Peck (United Right), Jarrod Sammis (Republican)


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