Compared To FDR, President Trump Is A Crisis-Time Civil Liberties Champion
Has President Donald Trump, by encouraging governors to close much of the American economy, gone too far? Is the Constitution in jeopardy?
No, Trump Hasn’t Waged The ‘Most Sustained Assault On Press Freedom In History’
From the Alien and Sedition Acts to the Pentagon Papers, Chris Wallace ignores basic history by claiming Trump has made ‘the most direct sustained assault on freedom of the press in our history.’
Democrats Haven’t Learned Anything From Past Impeachment Probes
In contrast to the kangaroo court being overseen by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, past impeachment probes have been bipartisan, tied to a straightforward offense, and timely.
A Second Term For Trump Would Mark An Unprecedented Era Of Incumbency
Were Donald Trump to win a second term in 2020, it would mean we would be in an era of unprecedented incumbency, with four presidents in a row elected to two terms.
Calvin Coolidge’s Birthday Is The Perfect Time To Dispel Popular Myths About Him
Calvin Coolidge was not quite the laissez-faire president he’s been made out to be, nor was he a servant of Big Business. The truth is somewhere in between.
Why We Need Monuments To Washington And Jefferson More Than Ever
History should be taught and scrutinized, but should never be sanitized, at least not in a country that aspires to learn from its imperfect past.
Podcast: Barbara Bush As The Matriarch Of An American Political Dynasty
Susan Page discusses the influences on Barbara Bush’s life, her views on abortion, and behind-the-curtain stories from her role as First Lady.
It’s A Perfect Time To Rediscover The Virtues Of Andrew Jackson
Bradley Birzer’s ‘In Defense of Andrew Jackson’ offers a lucid portrait of an American president who is often misunderstood and neglected, even by the conservatives who should most admire him.
Why State Of The Union Addresses Should Be Canceled Forever
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may have intended to cancel the state of the union as a fit of pique, but it’s an excellent idea for reining in the imperial presidency.
Chivalry Links George H.W. Bush’s Legacy With George Washington’s
Civility and good manners are the hallmarks of both presidents’ leadership style. Chivalry was their secret weapon, especially in delicate situations.
Why George H. W. Bush Is America’s Greatest One-Term President
George H. W. Bush midwifed the post-Cold War era with a kind and gentle soul. We are still reaping the benefits of that today.
The Last Prudent Foreign Policy President Was George H.W. Bush
In a world largely inhabited by foreign policy ideologues with no sense of history, one can only hope George H.W. Bush’s prudence, restraint, and realist statecraft makes a comeback.
The Warm Blanket Of Anonymity
True servants of the people need not boast. This anonymous author does, so we know he is not.
Why This Year’s Midterms Are Key For Trump’s Success And Republicans’ Future
It is no exaggeration to predict that the Republican Party could become extinct if it loses both houses of Congress, and will be creaking on its legs if only the House is lost.
Barbara Bush, Mother And Wife Of Presidents, Dies at 92
Barbara and George H.W. Bush were married for 73 years, the longest marriage of any American presidential couple.
CNN’s Fawning Over JFK’s Philandering Shows Stormy Daniels Is Irrelevant
John F. Kennedy’s legacy as president is not defined by sordid affairs, and neither will Donald Trump’s be.
History Can’t Be Rewritten To Defend FDR’s Behavior At Yalta
David Woolner’s book, ‘The Last 100 Days: FDR at War and Peace,’ makes some highly disputable claims about FDR’s handing of the Yalta Conference in 1945 in order to make the dying president’s statecraft look more competent.
Barack Obama’s Presidential Portrait Fits Him Perfectly
After having a look at every portrait of every president since the very beginning, I like President Obama’s portrait. It is not only accurate, but refreshing.
We Should Abolish The Presidency If Oprah Runs
If the both parties persist in anointing whichever media star they think will win the most votes, we may have to take a hard look at why we even have a presidents.
What 1998’s Impeachment Proceedings Say About That Prospect For 2018
This new year, like 1998, will be dominated by a well-established prosecutor leading an extensive investigation into the presidency.
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