Anti-fascist androgyne camp counselor, loves arts and crafts

Because it was fanfiction:

Even when everything happened in canon:

Lots of different places; for cartoons and newspaper articles I primarily use newspapers.com, which (unfortunately) requires a subscription. The cartoon archives of Ed Gamble, Charlie Daniel, and Etta Hulme are all digitized and freely available, however.

For campaign memorabilia, sales websites are often great places to look; Heritage Auctions and Hake Auctions, for example, often provide high-quality scans of rare items without watermarks. Wolfgang's, eBay, and sometimes Etsy are good places for magazine covers (though the prices on Wolfgang's are egregious; don't buy from there if you're actually looking for physical magazines LOL).

For photos and sometimes newspapers or documents, college archives are a great place to look; if you're interested in specific politicians, oftentimes searching either their name + "archive", or just an area they may have been associated with + "archive" (like, for example, 'New York archive'...) can turn up good results. These are kind of no-brainers but Worldcat, the National Archives catalog, and archive.org are fantastic broad archives/search engines. The Wayback Machine on the latter is where I get most of my "old web" stuff. Some Presidential Libraries also have digitized archives on their websites of both photos and documents; if you're interested in a specific President, it's worth either tracking their stuff down on the NARA catalog or going to their actual website and seeing what's online. Google Arts & Culture has a fantastic archive of photos and sometimes photos of campaign memorabilia, but can be nearly impossible to save anything from; if you want to save photos from there, I recommend downloading dezoomify.

For footage, Veritone (watermarked), ABC News Video Source (unwatermarked if you're on mobile), the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (unwatermarked), and Texas-specific footage websites like the Portal to Texas History (also has photos, documents; great if you're interested in literally anyone from Texas or who has been to Texas; unwatermarked), and the Texas Archive of the Moving Image (small watermark) are all great places to look.

Molloy is perfectly happy to sit there at the restaurant, let them screw around with him. He could sit there and say "yeah, you can make fun of me all you want..." - Eric Bogosian

I think Louis and Lestat are definitely not picking up on the hostility from Daniel. They continue to bully him in the way that they always have, and I think the dynamic is less apparent to them than it is to him. - Jacob Anderson

ok so this ^ is definitely this ⌄ right?

edit: this one too ^

The only thing I'm actively acknowledging about s5 is Steve and his chainsaw let that boy go feral!

(also that henley, i lowkey want that henley)