Imagine Trump ever being invited to join a photo like this — not in a million years.
Four presidents. Zero drama. Just smiles, respect, and a shared love of country. 🇺🇸
Twenty years before W.C. Parks complained about SNL, he was complaining about Truman's firing of MacArthur.
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"Weisberg was right!" Gerrit Graham as Lloyd Clay, JFK assassination conspiracy researcher. GREETINGS (1968).
"Save and lock up this report on Sarah Jane Moore. I want to keep it." - Dick Cheney to his assistant Kathie Berger, 10/4/75.
The Secret Service report on Sara Jane Moore is still classified. I just filed a Mandatory Declassification Request (MDR) for it. Hope to get it in ten years or so.
I had completely forgotten about this FOIA from four years ago. Thanks Fort Belvoir FOIA QA Dept!
Vaughn / Buckley.
2/2. It seems Fred Gardner of the San Francisco Bay Guardian newspaper was the only reporter who picked up a phone in 1975 and talked directly with Sara Jane Moore's FBI handler, Bertram Worthington [1923-1988].
1/2. If you've seen the fantastic Sara Jane Moore documentary (SUBURBAN FURY), you might be interested to know that the phantom FBI handler Bertram Worthington really was an FBI agent in the Bay area. And just like the phantom version, he graduated from Yale (1949).
"...that the President would lend his face and voice to such filth is incredible." W.C. Parks of Prescott, Arizona reacting to the Ron Nessen episode of #SNL. Arizona Republic, 4/25/1976.
I think @georgetakei.bsky.social would agree this 1979 biography of Shatner is a masterpiece... h/t @drpopcultureusa.bsky.social
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"...that the President would lend his face and voice to such filth is incredible." W.C. Parks of Prescott, Arizona reacting to the Ron Nessen episode of #SNL. Arizona Republic, 4/25/1976.
