Note the significance of this little act: Reagan removes the portrait of Thomas Jefferson in the Cabinet Room and replaces it with the portrait of the formerly unpopular Coolidge. This little (trivial) act defines an era.
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zaterdag 8 september 2007
The portrait of Calvin Coolidge
A passage from 'Reefer Madness' by Eric Schlosser.
Note the significance of this little act: Reagan removes the portrait of Thomas Jefferson in the Cabinet Room and replaces it with the portrait of the formerly unpopular Coolidge. This little (trivial) act defines an era.
Click image to enlarge
Note the significance of this little act: Reagan removes the portrait of Thomas Jefferson in the Cabinet Room and replaces it with the portrait of the formerly unpopular Coolidge. This little (trivial) act defines an era.
Click image to enlarge
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