“I was always interested in politics,” he revealed. A high schooler at the time, Murphy sought a non sports hobby beyond the usual coin and stamp collecting of his peers.
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Murphy began his lifelong pursuit in 1964, with the Lyndon Johnson-Barry Goldwater election yielding the former a full term in the White House. Modeling the latest Joe-on-the-go wear, Murphy added: “These are Biden socks, so you can show your support from head to toe.” “I get them through my usual network sometimes my daughter gets them for me,” he explained. Instead, among the souvenirs Murphy brought down to the first floor of his office for display were Bill Clinton playing the saxophone a squeezable talking Donald Trump head a laughing Hillary Clinton novelty pencil and innumerable stickers, buttons, signage and clothing from Joe Biden’s presidential win. Due to COVID caution, a trip to those cramped confines was out of the question. Murphy, who opened his archives to the Sun, has two different upstairs rooms in his Tanner Street office dedicated to political paraphernalia. There once was a campaign song that had the line, ‘Who deserves the lowest place in hell? Van Buren!’”
“Nothing was too low to say about someone. “You don’t have people walking off and shooting each other,” he said, referring to the famous Burr-Hamilton duel in 1804.
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