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The View From 1964
by Elephant in the Ink Room
The Long View From 1964 is political commentary for the Americans who can't find their checkbox. Not Democrat. Not Republican. Just honest analysis from someone who has watched the whole arc — from Superman and the American Way to gilded bunkers and Walmart rejects with guns. Where we've been, where we are, and where we might still go.
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The Long View From 1964 1 of 6 – Superman
Back to Superman, because that's what this is all about. Truth, Justice and the American Way. Straight from the 1940's comic books So I ask you — by today's standards, what is the American Way? Source
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The President Who Won’t Leave – Part 3 of 3 The Third String
Boy is he in for a rude surprise. Vinnie is brave only because he thinks he's the fastest. He's never actually been tested. He's never stood in front of someone who knows exactly what they're doing and has nothing left to prove. Source
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The President Who Won’t Leave – Part 2 of 3 Home Sweet Home
That's why he needs the bunker. And he knows it. Which is why he is in such a panic to get it built. He doesn't plan on going anywhere, and I think he has realized that even Bubba is going to end up on the other side of this one. Source
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The President Who Won’t Leave – Part 1 of 3 Has He Been Planning For This War All Along?
That's why he needs the bunker. And he knows it. Which is why he is in such a panic to get it built. He doesn't plan on going anywhere, and I think he has realized that even Bubba is going to end up on the other side of this one. Source
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The Ash Didn’t Disappear
A plea to those who still have a choice The gold can be removed from the walls. The statesman's office can be restored. Exhibits can be returned. Murals can be uncovered if they are not first destroyed. But only if someone in the room decides that their own legacy matters more than their current proximity to his. You know who you are. Source
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Your Grandchildren Will Search Your Name
A plea to those who still have a choice The gold can be removed from the walls. The statesman's office can be restored. Exhibits can be returned. Murals can be uncovered if they are not first destroyed. But only if someone in the room decides that their own legacy matters more than their current proximity to his. You know who you are. Source
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The Long View From 1964 is political commentary for the Americans who can't find their checkbox. Not Democrat. Not Republican. Just honest analysis from someone who has watched the whole arc — from Superman and the American Way to gilded bunkers and Walmart rejects with guns. Where we've been, where we are, and where we might still go.
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