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In reply to the discussion: June 4, 1968: When America truly started going down the wrong track [View all]videohead5
(3,017 posts)14. A lot of things changed in the 90s
A bunch of southern states went completely red like Tennessee. Tennessee used to have two Dem senators. That's when the right-wing propaganda machine took over. The crazy conspiracies started. Remember the Clinton Chronicles. Right-wing media started up in the 90s and people in the south ate it up.
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June 4, 1968: When America truly started going down the wrong track [View all]
Chasstev365
18 hrs ago
OP
That's what it felt like to me. Thinking about it now brings those feelings back.
Biophilic
17 hrs ago
#1
Yes, not just one assassination or event but the culmination. End of an era.
txwhitedove
16 hrs ago
#6
The people in charge knew what would happen if they gave those weekend warriors live ammo and crowd control
Walleye
5 hrs ago
#47
I have been saying that the younger generation is angry with us and disappointed
Walleye
5 hrs ago
#49
I will disagree with that. Most of the delegates were chosen in the backroom
rurallib
15 hrs ago
#16
Actually, RFK was shot in the early a.m. of June 5, & pronounced dead on June 6, which is the usual date associated....
ColoringFool
16 hrs ago
#8
The 1971 Powell Memo finished kicking us off the cliff. Ralph Nader's assessment of what we've lost.
jmbar2
15 hrs ago
#20
I would have hoped over time that the feminist movement would have schooled Sen Kennedy had he lived, and....
electric_blue68
31 min ago
#58
If Senator Kennedy hadn't become President, and remained on politics; he still would have been an Active Voice for...
electric_blue68
8 hrs ago
#36
I say it went down the wrong track a few months prior when the Tet Offensive started.
Crowman2009
7 hrs ago
#38
On July 4th 1968 a WWII era submarine was anchored in Edgartown Harbor Martha's Vineyard
Submariner
6 hrs ago
#40