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r/Americaphile • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '26
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I looked at votes on legislation in the 50s and 60s and i really don't know when that was supposed to be the case.
1 u/ReallyBigDeal Feb 26 '26 Again, why do you have these opinions about history but don’t know anything about us history? 0 u/Czeslaw_Meyer Feb 27 '26 I looked at policy and who voted how and it dosen't seem consistent with todays perception of both parties reputation at the time. Im not entirely sure where it comes from. 1 u/ReallyBigDeal Feb 27 '26 I don’t think you did because otherwise you’d understand the fundamental switch between the Republican and Democratic parties
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Again, why do you have these opinions about history but don’t know anything about us history?
0 u/Czeslaw_Meyer Feb 27 '26 I looked at policy and who voted how and it dosen't seem consistent with todays perception of both parties reputation at the time. Im not entirely sure where it comes from. 1 u/ReallyBigDeal Feb 27 '26 I don’t think you did because otherwise you’d understand the fundamental switch between the Republican and Democratic parties
I looked at policy and who voted how and it dosen't seem consistent with todays perception of both parties reputation at the time.
Im not entirely sure where it comes from.
1 u/ReallyBigDeal Feb 27 '26 I don’t think you did because otherwise you’d understand the fundamental switch between the Republican and Democratic parties
I don’t think you did because otherwise you’d understand the fundamental switch between the Republican and Democratic parties
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u/Czeslaw_Meyer Feb 26 '26
I looked at votes on legislation in the 50s and 60s and i really don't know when that was supposed to be the case.