The B.O.W (Blog of Wrestling)

Intro: Happy Valentine's Day everyone, the time has come again for us to spend time (or more time than usual) with our partners while telling them how much they mean to you. If you're a professional wrestler, sometimes you don't have that opportunity to spend with your significant other because your too busy on the road, wrestling across the globe and sometimes kissing your fellow coworkers because you're in a kayfabe relationship with them and your about to "marry" them. Yes, for as long as professional wrestling has been around weddings have become well known for things that usually don't go according to plan and today on this Valentine's Day will be going over some the wildest and most insane moments to occur on our TV screens when it comes to wrestling weddings. 10. An Unexpected Toast Upon asking his significant other, Melissa Santos to marry him, the stage was set for Brian Cage and Melissa Santos to get married on the September 27th 2019 episode...

  Intro: Andrew Jackson is looking to get re-elected for another term but his got to deal with a number of obstacles and an old rival in order to make that happen...So with all said, let's get into it. Jackson's Presidency By the early 1830's, Jackson and many southern politicians pushed for the removal of various Indian tribes to other territories as the U.S. was looking to acquire the gold and other resources found in those areas and they even passed 'The Indian Removal Act' in 1830 to make certain this happened. A supreme court case called 'Worcester v. Georgia' ruled in favor of the Cherokee Indians who were being pushed out the state and claimed that Georgia and other states attempting to do this was unconstitutional, however Andrew Jackson for a time was quoted in saying "John Marshall Has Made His Decision, Now Let Him Enforce It."  but this has proven not to be the case. Regardless, 45,000 Indians were forced to move from the states that th...

  Intro: Hello and welcome back to the presidential election articles as I will be talking about the election of 1828 and it's one of the nastiest elections in U.S. history as Andrew Jackson is looking to get some revenge against the incumbent president, John Quincy Adams...Let's get into it. Controversial Finish As mentioned in the previous article, the election of 1824 was thrown into the House of Representatives after neither of the four candidates: Andrew Jackson, William Crawford, Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams were able to get enough of the electoral votes needed to win. Upon the decision by the House of Representatives in 1825, it was announced that John Quincy Adams would become the new president of the United States of America, despite the fact Andrew Jackson had most electoral and popular vote than any of the three candidates. It was later believed by many that a "Corrupt Bargain" was reached between Clay and Adams as the former could make the case as to w...

Intro: Hello and welcome back to another presidential election article as I'll be talking about the election of 1824, an election that's got one of the dustiest finishes in U.S. history and it will signal the end of one-party rule in America.... So, with all that said let's get into it. The End of an Era So, James Monroe decides to follow in the footsteps of his predecessors and not seek a third term as president after holding the office of commander and chief for the last eight years; Monroe's presidency basically saw the former Secretary of State and founding father attempting to maintain a level of political unity and harmony within the country and he was quite successful as evidence by his unopposed victory in 1820.  The Federalist Party is no more by the election 1824 as the Hartford Convention among other factors has led to the party's demise and so we have the Democratic Republican Party as the only political party within the United States at this time in whi...