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IllustriousDudeIDK posts on Reddit about supreme court, german, south carolina, poland the most. They currently have undefined followers and 1631 posts still getting attention that total XXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social topic influence supreme court #545, german #1477, south carolina #763, poland, all the, the only, china, henry, germany, over the

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"Infrastructure and administrative map of Poland 1945"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-03-29T10:40Z X followers, XXX engagements

"When electors were elected individually usually the highest vote-receiving elector would be considered the popular vote for each presidential candidate. Would it be more accurate to use the average of all the electors"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-07-02T14:23Z X followers, XX engagements

"What were the worst bipartisan policies supported by several Presidents"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-20T02:51Z X followers, XXX engagements

"William Jennings Bryan is the only candidate that won every state that had women's suffrage by popular vote and not win the Presidency"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-22T19:46Z X followers, XXX engagements

"In 1924 a Klan representative gave John W. Davis a letter stating that if he stayed silent on the Klan the Klan would win the South for Davis. Davis tore up the letter and delivered a speech denouncing the Klan by name the day after. Davis ended up winning every state in the Solid South anyway"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-02-06T15:49Z X followers, 2763 engagements

"On July X 1915 Eric Muenter a former German professor at Harvard and Cornell laid explosives in the reception room right next to Vice President Thomas Marshall's office. Although timed it exploded right before midnight much earlier than was planned. Nobody was hurt"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2024-11-24T10:42Z X followers, XXX engagements

"In 1924 there was a Democratic presidential and vice presidential candidate with the name Jonathan M. Davis. Imagine if there was a Davis-Davis ticket"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2024-07-15T13:49Z X followers, XXX engagements

"On this day XXX years ago Democratic presidential nominee John W. Davis denounces the Klan at Sea Girt and asks for President Coolidge to do the same"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2024-11-19T18:27Z X followers, XX engagements

"What was the weirdest political alliance This article is from a conservative newspaper from South Carolina decrying fraud in the vote for the 1895 Constitutional Convention which disenfranchised black voters"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2024-11-25T16:42Z X followers, XXX engagements

"Do you think we'll ever have forgettable but super close elections with super high voter turnout like the Gilded Age"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2024-11-29T20:20Z X followers, XXX engagements

"1984 presidential election in Kentucky compared to the senate election in Kentucky"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2024-12-18T16:45Z X followers, XXX engagements

"Referendum to create Baden-Wrttemberg. Blue is for the restoration of old states and red is for unification"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-02-22T03:48Z X followers, XXX engagements

"The debate between Senators Patterson of Colorado and Tillman of South Carolina on the Brownsville Affair where President Theodore Roosevelt discharged without honor XXX soldiers of the black 25th Infantry Regiment following unsubstantiated allegations that some had killed a white bartender"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-05-24T04:51Z X followers, XXX engagements

"Barry Goldwater was one of only X Senators to vote against the Equal Rights Amendment"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-07-22T12:19Z X followers, 2364 engagements

"1830 Virginia Constitution Ratification Vote and the future border between Virginia and West Virginia"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-08-04T03:50Z X followers, 3331 engagements

"Senator Henry Blair was once appointed by Benjamin Harrison as Minister to China after losing re-election to the Senate. He was then declared persona non grata by the Qing gov't as he had compared Chinese immigrants to the yellow fever and said that Chinatown had to be "rooted up and extirpated.""
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-08-27T01:24Z X followers, XXX engagements

""The Way to Peace" 1918 Germany promoting the advances of the Central Powers and the German Spring Offensive"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-09-08T18:12Z X followers, XXX engagements

"Given Alton B. Parker defeated William Jennings Bryan to be temporary Chairman of the 1912 DNC how much actual influence did Bryan still have in the party by 1912"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-08T19:53Z X followers, XX engagements

"On this day 1987 the Senate votes 42-58 to reject Robert Bork's nomination to the Supreme Court the last time the Senate has rejected a Supreme Court nominee by vote"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-23T15:38Z X followers, XXX engagements

"On this day 1987 Ronald Reagan's nominee to the Supreme Court Robert Bork is rejected by the Senate by 42-58"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-23T16:19Z X followers, 3760 engagements

"Who would you have voted for in 1908 with modern hindsight"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-09-07T14:05Z X followers, 1244 engagements

"Why did Theodore Roosevelt think he could win over the South in 1912"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-08-08T01:06Z X followers, XXX engagements

"How did Obama win Staten Island in 2012"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-07T22:29Z X followers, XX engagements

"Which President changed their view on foreign policy the most during their administration"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-24T22:22Z X followers, XX engagements

"Opinion polling for President's foreign policy in 1940"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-12T18:08Z X followers, XX engagements

"Emmanuel Louis Cartigny (1791-1892) the last survivor of the Battle of Trafalgar fought on XX October 1805. (1891)"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-17T10:16Z X followers, XXX engagements

"Why was Buchanan's sole Supreme Court appointee Nathan Clifford willing to side with the federal government on certain aspects of Reconstruction (notably in Cruikshank and Reese) especially compared to some of Lincoln's or Grant's appointees"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-21T00:22Z X followers, XX engagements

""The Last Three Hopes of the Republican Party Buffoonery Boodle and Bluff" 1892 Puck"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-20T00:54Z X followers, XXX engagements

"Why did Benjamin Harrison publicly support bimetallism despite most states supporting him having supported the gold standard"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-22T22:07Z X followers, XX engagements

""William Jennings Bryan and his Cabinet" 1900 US by pro-Republican Judge magazine"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2024-07-16T11:47Z X followers, XXX engagements

"Benjamin Harrison's speech denouncing William McKinley's foreign policy"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-05-15T14:41Z X followers, XX engagements

""The Issue" cartoon of Theodore Roosevelt"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-26T00:12Z X followers, XX engagements

"Which presidential campaigns tried to avoid the main issue of the election"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-09-21T02:08Z X followers, XXX engagements

"In 1893 future VP John Nance Garner ran for re-election for judge in Uvalde County. His opponent was Mariette Rheiner who he'd marry X years later"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-17T01:54Z X followers, XX engagements

"White House Entrance Hall in 1890 in the Louis Tiffany design"
Reddit Link @IllustriousDudeIDK 2025-10-25T02:44Z X followers, XX engagements