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مقاطعات انتخابات الملالي تتسع وحفيد الخميني يهاجم النظام
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جريدة الجريدة الكويتية | حفيد الخميني ينتقد «صيانة الدستور» وطلاب ينضمون لمقاطعي «الرئاسية»
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PolitiFact: Is Sears Wrong On First Republican Convention Claim?
FILE PHOTO: Winsome Sears, Republican candidate for Lt. Governor, is the first Black woman to be nominated by either party for statewide office in Virginia. (Image: Winsome Sears Campaign Video)
Winsome Sears, the GOP nominee for lieutenant governor, says she wants to convince African-Americans to return “to our roots” in the Republican Party.
“The very first Republican convention after the Civil War was held in Virginia in a Black church,” she said during a May 13 interview on Fox News. There was a picture of Abraham Lincoln, the first Republican president, on the bookcase behind her.
الشيوخ الأمريكي يعمل طوال الليل من أجل خطة بايدن للإغاثة من كورونا
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How A Sack Of Flour Healed A Divided Electorate Thursday, January 7, 2021
In 1864, the voters of Austin, Nevada were almost evenly divided between supporters of the Union (Republicans) and advocates for an immediate peace treaty with the Confederacy (Copperheads). Two eminent citizens bet on the outcome of the election. Ruel C. Gridley, an ardent Copperhead, lost the bet and, as agreed, carried a 50 pound sack of flour from his store down the town s main street, marching to the tune of Old John Brown . At the end of the March, he auctioned off the sack with the proceeds going to the Sanitary Commission, a private agency for the support of sick and wounded Union soldiers. Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain, gives an account of what happened next: