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08-19-2008, 08:41 PM

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Political Conventions in History

Are the politicians with all thier attacks upon one another more civil now? It seems like politics has always been a dirty game as much as it would be nice to think that in the past people were nicer to one another and just stuck to the issues at hand.

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Roosevelt described Taft as a "puzzlewit," while the president labeled Roosevelt a "honeyfugler."

This is a kinda interesting article that I am reading in the newest issue of Smithsonian Magazine.

Parties to History | History & Archaeology | Smithsonian Magazine

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