Probably not immortal, but he was certainly a rather constructive general and Secretary. The Marshall plan is likely something that would not fly today.
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Of two different departments: Defense and State. And maybe folks who grew up in Germany after WWII would think he should be considered immortal? At least a demi, lol.
The worst thing I ever read about him was him not speaking to Clark Clifford any more over a policy matter, I believe; I’d have to look up what it was about, but I think it had to do most with Clifford being a legal adviser and not a member of the Cabinet and Marshall perceiving him as overstepping his boundaries. So he wasn’t exactly flexible, but he had integrity; and he was loyal to Truman, which Harry really needed, what with all that crap going on with Dugout Doug.
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Something sorely lacking in many modern politicians, it seems!
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Socialism.
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Not directly related to The Former Guy, but definitely contradicts his narrative.
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(https://fivethirtyeight.com/live-blog/reflections-on-the-jan-6-insurrection/323253/)
This timeline stinks.
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An oldie but a goodie:
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Disabling autoplay does not disable autoplay on that site.
Flashy Vanity Fair type ads and a soundless auto-play video on the right.
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Living a border state, this kind of scares me. I can’t afford an enhanced driver’s license, though I could try to save up for one, as mine expires this November.
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