well not murals but how about the second picture

Any idiot can face a crisis - it's day to day living that wears you out.

He's actually remarkably unpopular in the South.  The South was originally his one stronghold, obviously, but it caught up with the rest of the country in opinion polls as the shit kept piling up.

Plus, for the whole mural thing, you have to be in a city.  And the Bushie-style whitefolk generally stay away from the cities in the Deep South, because there's "Coloreds" and "hoodlums" and "student radicals" and stuff.

Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin

Well, these are heavily-black areas, I suspect, and I can appreciate -- or at least try (mindful of the fact that I'm a white dude who grew up in the 'burbs) -- the emotions behind it.  Like some at FiveThirtyEight said, talking about the long lines for early voting in ATL: "This vote is 400 years in the making."  There's a personality cult to it, and that's just sort of an unfortunate effect of politics (all campaigns are based on personality cults to one degree or another), but I recognize that there's a lot of history playing out for a lot of people -- many of whom never believed it would in their lifetimes.

Same with Hillary and the history of a viable female candidate.  I didn't appreciate that as I should have.  It didn't really occur to me what it meant until my grandmother (big for Hil) passed away.

But, like I said, I'm a white guy.  We've got hundreds of years of presidents who look like me, so I'm, I guess, more cognizant of my own inability to fully appreciate the significance after this year.

Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin