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A bloody relic for American politics, this contain of Reagan's plasma:
Even better, it's from 1981, during Hinckley's assassination attempt.
One calls it a "true medieval-style relic", which suggests all kinds of Gothic alt-history. Will the blood do tricks, like healing the sick? Will we see collections of dead presidents' fingerbones?
(thanks to Todd Bryant)
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Is presidential blood all that rare? The Lincoln museum in Springfield had an exhibit a few years ago which featured the President;s blood-stained gloves from the night of the assassination...
Posted by: Robert | June 21, 2012 at 10:53
Good point, Robert. I wonder which president had relics most recently, before Reagan. JFK?
Posted by: Bryan Alexander | June 22, 2012 at 11:27