It reached its electoral pinnacle in 1896 with the nomination of William Jennings Bryan — dubbed the “Great Commoner” — as the Democratic Party’s nominee. The populists’ mission was to ...

I date the revenge film as we know it back to “Joe” (1970), in which Peter Boyle’s hardhat construction worker went on the warpath against a hippie commune, but of course the formative ...

At their national convention, Democrats adopted the pro-silver position and nominated a populist firebrand for president, William Jennings Bryan. Republicans also faced internal divisions on the ...

reaching a crescendo in 1896 at the national Democratic Convention of 1896 when William Jennings Bryan, in his now infamous “Cross of Gold” speech, villainized those favoring a central bank ...

It briefly captured the Democratic Party, with the fiery populist orator William Jennings Bryan becoming the party’s nominee for president three times. By the 1920s, the movement had weakened ...

Peter Boyle gives us insight into new ASU AD Graham ... during spring and interviews with RB coach Shaun Aguano & CB coach Bryan Carrington. Wrestling heads to the NCAA Championships: We preview ...

These arguments were reflected in debates throughout the first hundred-plus years of the country reaching a crescendo at the national Democratic Convention of 1896 when William Jennings Bryan ...

Matt Brady — an elderly character based on the three-time Democratic presidential nominee, Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan — loses his fight against teaching evolution in schools. Upon ...

Neighboring Iowa and Kansas are among the 24 states that don’t. The famous populist of the Plains, William Jennings Bryan, was a big fan of citizen-led initiatives and referendums, calling them ...