November 3, 2004: Outgoing President Donald Trump (D-MA) congratulating President-elect Bill Clinton (R-NJ) on his electoral win against Senator John Hinckley (D-OK).
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A Confederate soldier ties the flag of his country to a tree in the aftermath of the Battle of Okinawa.
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A statue of Norton I, Emperor of the United States, Protector of Mexico, is torn down. Symbols of American imperialistic rule have been taken down across the nation following the successful 2016-2017 uprising against the government which led to the downfall of the American monarchy and the re-establishment of the American republic.
A statue of Norton I, Emperor of the United States, Protector of Mexico, is torn down. Symbols of American imperialistic rule have been taken down across the nation following the successful 2016-2017 uprising against the government which led to the downfall of the American monarchy and the re-establishment of the American republic.
Modernized Pacific Electric Streetcar in operation between Los Angeles and Long Beach, July 14th, 2000
Modernized Pacific Electric Streetcar in operation between Los Angeles and Long Beach, July 14th, 2000
I wish this was real. They were so cool back in the day.
And finally (since Sharknado 5 is premiering next week), let's all take a moment to remember the time when Governor Gary Herbert of Utah defended his state from merciless flying sharks with only a tennis racket:
(seriously - they actually got the real-life Governor of Utah to show up for this Sharknado 4 cameo in 2016, the same year in which he won re-election to the governorship)!
How did I not know about this? I live in Utah! I really need to catch up on my Sharknado lore.
President George Takei following his defeat of Republican Donald Trump. Takei parlayed his success on the Star Trek franchise show Excelsior into the Governorship of California on the way to the White House. His campaign slogan of "Excelsior!" did create some initial legal wrangling with the Star Trek rights' holders. However it did bring the endorsement of Stan Lee...
President George Takei following his defeat of Republican Donald Trump. Takei parlayed his success on the Star Trek franchise show Excelsior into the Governorship of California on the way to the White House. His campaign slogan of "Excelsior!" did create some initial legal wrangling with the Star Trek rights' holders. However it did bring the endorsement of Stan Lee...
I know that this is from the wrong series of Star Trek, but "Make it so".
Welcome home Howard.
A sign in Las Vegas in 1972 welcoming the city's most famous resident - Howard, home. President Hughes to the rest of the nation, Howard Robard Hughes had made Las Vegas the base of his operations after relinquishing the Presidency.
Prosecuted for malfeasance in public office related to the USAF acquisition of the Hughes B-51 Stratobomber, the former President served 14 days - two weeks - in United States Penitentiary Leavenworth.
Cured of the addiction to painkillers that had blighted his post Presidency (and, some biographers claim, his life since the 1940s) after his release Hughes quickly reorganised and returned to the leadership of Hughes Aerospace, playing a key role in its eventual development into American Aerospace, now Boeing-Hughes, alongside Vickers Supermarine one of the largest aerospace company in the world.
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