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Our next Reddit post is from Unshorn Jieger. This is a story that my grandfather like to tell.

I can't say if the story is true, but it does seem to fit the very old and contentious guy

that I knew who never, ever let go of a grudge. I mean, in the 1980s and 90s, he would sometimes go

and yell at Democratic candidates for office because Woodrow Wilson had made him fight in World War

1. The story actually starts with that. Kind of. You see, Grandpa immigrated to the US early enough

that the first election he could vote in, he voted for Teddy Roosevelt. Wilson won, though,

and then he ran for reelection under the slogan, he kept us out of the war, which seemed like a good

platform so my grandfather voted for Wilson. A few months after that, Woodrow Wilson got us into the

war, and a few months after that, my grandfather was in the trenches somewhere in France.

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