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RE: What would Lincoln say about the present day elections for President for 2016? - Thomas Kearney - 05-24-2016 08:06 AM

(05-22-2016 04:52 PM)HerbS Wrote:  I am going to write in-Mickey Mouse!

Herb, Put my name on the write in, I could also take down Hillary.


RE: What would Lincoln say about the present day elections for President for 2016? - Gene C - 05-24-2016 11:23 AM

What would Lincoln say?
"I don't think Don or Hillary would steal a red hot stove"

Shy


RE: What would Lincoln say about the present day elections for President for 2016? - David Lockmiller - 05-24-2016 11:12 PM

(05-24-2016 11:23 AM)Gene C Wrote:  What would Lincoln say?
"I don't think Don or Hillary would steal a red hot stove"

Shy

Mr. Lincoln said, "Hillary Clinton is very mad and made me promise to retract. I will now do so. I believe I told you that I didn't think she would steal a red-hot stove. I now take that back."


RE: What would Lincoln say about the present day elections for President for 2016? - David Lockmiller - 05-26-2016 05:23 PM

(05-23-2016 11:45 AM)RJNorton Wrote:  
(05-23-2016 06:21 AM)Eva Elisabeth Wrote:  ...other than his wife who didn't think it a good idea.

(05-23-2016 10:26 AM)David Lockmiller Wrote:  Wow! What is the source of this information?

Jean Baker, in her Mary Lincoln biography, wrote:

"Female abolitionists and suffragists gained no respect from her; she believed them unwomanly creatures. She had no interest in obtaining the vote, intending instead to influence her husband."

That's the problem - statements made in books with no source footnotes as Eva Elisabeth as Gene C pointed out.