bendog
Diamond Member
I finished it up last night.
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I watched it all. It's very informative and well done.
A number of posters were asking, "Is the Gipper watching?" Now we know.I watched it all. It's very informative and well done.
I did not watch one minute, but then I am not interested in anything that glorifies the State and the corrupt liars who lead it.
I have three more eps. to go. I am enjoying the personal side of the family very much.I finished it up last night.
A number of posters were asking, "Is the Gipper watching?" Now we know.I watched it all. It's very informative and well done.
I did not watch one minute, but then I am not interested in anything that glorifies the State and the corrupt liars who lead it.
A number of posters were asking, "Is the Gipper watching?" Now we know.I watched it all. It's very informative and well done.
I did not watch one minute, but then I am not interested in anything that glorifies the State and the corrupt liars who lead it.
Adversity is the raw material of indestructible happiness.Imo, Eleanor was one of the most interesting Americans ever. From an incredibly beautiful, but sadly abused and naïve girl, to an international humanist champion of individual rights. What I never understood, and still don't, is where she got her inner strength. Certainly not in childhood or her marriage.
I saw the series in bits and drabs, but I wondered if they put on the bonus-army bit and Eleanor? After Hoover and MacArthur dispersed the veterans asking for their bonus early killing at least one, the vets formed again with FDR president. This time FDR sent Eleanor down alone to talk with the vets. Eleanor had lunch with the vets, talked, sang a few WWI dittys and left. No one killed, no tanks, no military, just Eleanor and the vets. As I remember FDR vetoed the vet bonus bill but Congress overrode the veto.Adversity is the raw material of indestructible happiness.Imo, Eleanor was one of the most interesting Americans ever. From an incredibly beautiful, but sadly abused and naïve girl, to an international humanist champion of individual rights. What I never understood, and still don't, is where she got her inner strength. Certainly not in childhood or her marriage.
May we all experience it when we are young.
didn't take long for one of you h8erz to troll..... errr..... stroll in hereI watched it all. It's very informative and well done.
I did not watch one minute, but then I am not interested in anything that glorifies the State and the corrupt liars who lead it.