My relatives on my Dad's side hail from South Dakota, and it was--and probably is--not uncommon for South Dakotans to have less than flattering opinions about Indians, expressed also in the den. I was fortunate that few of my relatives apparently felt this way, or if they did, kept it to themselves. I certainly was exposed to no such prejudices when I was a kid.
You're grandfather was probably right about his opinion of democracy.
That's okay--you don't have to tell me his name. I could probably track it down, but it's too much work. Heck, I think I've isolated you to one or two cities, making a broad assumption from your posts that you live in Franklin County, but the libraries there have pretty sparse websites.
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Relatives and opinions
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- Campaign finance reform rolls on through...
- This will be bounced out of the courts so fast it will make your head swim.
- The more things change, - - - -
- Hey, Tom! Get a load of this!
