Trump v. obama, "The Great Experiment"

[togor]

Jimmy Carter was a state governor before becoming elected President. That hardly makes him a guy off of the street. Obama had a meteoric rise in politics (although not as meteoric as DJT), and got on national radar with this 2004 speech.

Allen talking about those three elections as illegitimate (with the evidence to be discovered someday) is just Allen saying more Allen-y things.

[Vern Humphrey]

For those who don't know about Jimmy Carter, one story will suffice.

Columbus, GA is Republican. Columbus was punished by not having an Interstate connection -- it was the largest city in the US without an interstate connection. The only connection with Atlanta was twisting, two-lane State Highway 85. Jimmy Carter came to Columbus and said, "If y'all vote for me, I'll get y'all an Interstate."

He got the votes -- and nothing happened. Then just before he went out of office, the State Highway Department put in some passing lanes on some of the steepest hills. People in Columbus still talk about the "Carter Interstate."

[Allen]

A little off topic but still democrat corruption. In 1964 Alabama did NOT carry Johnson in the presidential election so LBJ had Brookley AFB in Mobile, AL closed in retaliation. Built in 1938 it was one of the largest and most advanced bases at the time with a 9600' runway ending at a deep water channel. Any plane in the world could be utilized at this base. During the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition a modified 747 was equipped to carry a space shuttle for the event. The plane was landed at Brookley (the runway is still there) and ferried to LA due to the facilities of the base and not present closer. This was a tremendous waste of taxpayers money. The city bought it for near nothing and has made a lot of money leasing the buildings, hangers and runway. Another unfortunate folly of this is this is how and where Airbus was able to weasel their way into America, build their crap and compete with Boeing.