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A look back at the 1968 Democratic Convention
« on: April 20, 2017, 10:12:30 pm »
A look back at the 1968 Democratic Convention

1968 began 20 out of the next 24 years, of GOP presidents. violence and demonstrating was a significant part of what national voters disliked about democrats in those days


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Re: A look back at the 1968 Democratic Convention
« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2017, 10:17:14 pm »
A look back at the 1968 Democratic Convention

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Re: A look back at the 1968 Democratic Convention
« Reply #3 on: April 20, 2017, 10:48:39 pm »
Gee ... almost 50 years later and the liberal DEMS are still rioting and throwing fits of they don't get their way. 

..."As delegates arrived in Chicago the last week of August 1968 for the 35th Democratic National Convention, they found that Mayor Richard J. Daley, second only to President Lyndon B. Johnson in political influence, had lined the avenues leading to the convention center with posters of trilling birds and blooming flowers. Along with these pleasing pictures, he had ordered new redwood fences installed to screen the squalid lots of the aromatic stockyards adjoining the convention site. At the International Amphitheatre, conventioneers found that the main doors, modeled after a White House portico, had been bulletproofed. The hall itself was surrounded by a steel fence topped with barbed wire. Inside the fence, clusters of armed and helmeted police mingled with security guards and dark-suited agents of the Secret Service. At the apex of the stone gates through which all had to enter was a huge sign bearing the unintentionally ironic words, "HELLO DEMOCRATS! WELCOME TO CHICAGO."


Read more: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/1968-democratic-convention-931079/#82DOBvoXC8ghpkjJ.99
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