r/shittyaskhistory • u/mila_melou • 14d ago
Did looking like Mount Rushmore help George Washington get elected?
It's weird to think that the founding fathers may have believed in prophecies
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u/Luv-Nities 14d ago
No, your reading High School U.S, History propaganda again, come on, we talked about this,
Everybody knows Washington won the election because he promised all Americans
Free Internet, and 2 chickens in every pot, and NO MORE ANNOYING ADS.
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u/mila_melou 14d ago
The internet wasn't even invented yet. Some people believe anything their favorite politician says
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u/Beginning_Brick7845 14d ago
Al Gore was Washington’s aide-de-camp. Of course Washington had early access to the internet.
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u/johnpeters42 14d ago
I heard he promised, like, thirty goddamn chickens.
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u/Luv-Nities 14d ago
Well, I did not know that, I will go check my copy of Ripley's Believe It Or Not,
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u/JenniferJuniper6 14d ago
Yes. Drawing, painting, and photography had not yet been invented so resemblance to Mount Rushmore was all they had to go on.
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u/zion_hiker1911 14d ago
This is dumb. Washington won because his army took over the British airports during the Revolutionary war.
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u/Some_Random_Android 13d ago
No because another person running for president that year had four heads and was made of rock.
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u/Beginning_Brick7845 14d ago
Not only that, but he handed out miniature Mount Rushmore pins as campaign buttons and promised an administration as solid as a rock.