reading about elvis's childhood is a good reminder of how poor the country used to be, especially the deep south. born at home, oil lamps, outhouse, his dad was a "common laborer," who eventually worked on new deal and war projects, his mom's dream was that he finish high school
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And all those Dixiecrats went to Goldwater in ‘64, some via Byrd/Thurmond in 1960. For some reason the TVA no longer was their highest priority.
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