Posts Tagged: Presidents Day
A Con Sneaks into Sneaker Con
High tops or top hats. It’s your choice for Presidents Day. In the “Can you top this department for Chutzpah,” the former Executive Chief and grifter extraordinaire Donald Trump offered up a line of iconic presidential footwear wear just in
A Con Sneaks into Sneaker Con
High tops or top hats. It’s your choice for Presidents Day. In the “Can you top this department for Chutzpah,” the former Executive Chief and grifter extraordinaire Donald Trump offered up a line of iconic presidential footwear wear just in
Jimmy Carter A National Treasure
Jimmy Carter has been more of an inspiration as a former president than most men in their presidency ever have. Deciding to enter hospice care, the 39th President has chosen to live out the final chapter of his life in
Jimmy Carter A National Treasure
Jimmy Carter has been more of an inspiration as a former president than most men in their presidency ever have. Deciding to enter hospice care, the 39th President has chosen to live out the final chapter of his life in
The Comic Tragedy of LBJ’s Great Society
A Presidents’ Day Memory from the vault. Holy Satire, Batman, Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird… it’s a plane….its SuperLBJ! 1966 was a year when comic strip superheroes POP! came to life and real life heroes SOCK! appeared
The Comic Tragedy of LBJ’s Great Society
A Presidents’ Day Memory from the vault. Holy Satire, Batman, Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird… it’s a plane….its SuperLBJ! 1966 was a year when comic strip superheroes POP! came to life and real life heroes SOCK! appeared
Mr. Peanut’s Nutty History of the U.S. Presidents
It may sound nutty, but everything I first learned about our presidents, I acquired from Mr. Peanut. In the 1950’s, that dandy of a nut nattily dressed in a top hat and monocle had published a fun-filled coloring book about
Mr. Peanut’s Nutty History of the U.S. Presidents
It may sound nutty, but everything I first learned about our presidents, I acquired from Mr. Peanut. In the 1950’s, that dandy of a nut nattily dressed in a top hat and monocle had published a fun-filled coloring book about
Envisioning The American Dream 