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Why Populist
is on my mind -- Favorite Daughter and I were watching "Inherit the Wind" this week, the original and then a color remake with George C. Scott in the William Jennings Byran role (also a perennial presidential candidate!)
He is SO populist and somewhat progressive in some ways, but also SO reactionary as an individual . . .