Virginia War Museum & Propaganda Posters Collection: "Vaccinate for Victory"...

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... "Innoculate for Invincibility," and other memes that the Clinton Campaign might want to consider as they wrestle with how to triangulate the release of the currently-secret donor lists...

If you're ever in the Tidewater area of Virginia, as I was recently, this is a great stop: the http://www.warmuseum.org/">Virginia War Museum. The wartime posters alone are worth the trip. Also, if you're ever in Alexandria, Virginia (my adopted hometown), there is a great shop on the west end of King Street that has an old-fashioned storefront window, displaying many originals of these same kinds of posters. The proprietor has been opening the shop less and less lately, but it's got these great stick-out windows like old Main Streets.

Some of those empowerment posters helped uncork the genie during World War II (e.g., Rosie the Riveter). America's life has been richer ever since.

- Dave

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1. Incredible collection

of WWII posters and paraphernalia at the WWII Museum in New Orleans. If you email the museum for info you will get a reply from Rosie the Riveter.

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2. My First Trip to Norleans...

... hasn't happened yet. My brother loves that city, and already has a loooooong list of "must sees" for me once I make it down there. I'll definitely add this. Thanks!!!

- Dave