as an exploratory journey through that old party question: if you could have a drink with anyone in history, who would it be? History is full of people you’d love to have a drink with. Let’s meet a few.
as an exploratory journey through that old party question: if you could have a drink with anyone in history, who would it be? History is full of people you’d love to have a drink with. Let’s meet a few.
Have a drink with: Your Friendly Postwar Congressional Republicans Reducing sauces AND the national debt… Ask them about: Recipes for your Labor Day cookout In 1962, then-Congressman Gerald Ford lent his name to The Republican Congressional Cook Book, a collection of recipes and peppy political axe-grinding given to constituents. “It is our hope that as…
Have a drink with: The Monuments Men Artists, soldiers, detectives. Ask them about: giving Dwight Eisenhower an art tour in a salt mine First things first: why make a movie about these guys? Was art looting really a big deal in WWII? It was a really big deal. It’s easy to assume that the scattering…
