...historically, is who?
World War I - Woodrow Wilson (Democrat)
World War II - FDR (Democrat)
The Korean War - Harry Truman (Democrat)
The Vietnam War - JFK (Democrat)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Top Hobbies To Take Up This Year
Note: This post has been contributed. Photo by Daian Gan from Pexels It is a new year and that invites in plenty of opportunities to take...
-
Both in Peoria and up here in the Chicago suburbs, I have had multiple Jimmy Johns employees who have memorized my order and start preparin... -
This post has been contributed. You’ve undoubtedly heard it by now. We are living an unsustainable lifestyle as a species. The fact tha...
-
This post has been contributed. https://unsplash.com/photos/ffmkD8dm7Zw When you first realize that you’re not feeling as health...
4 comments:
Other than sounding good in speeches, does the past matter when looking at political parties (unless you're studying how platforms shift)?
the past reminds us that we don't really understand the past.
and that war is always unpopular.
and that the party not in power always uses it against the party in power.
Ahhhh ... I thought you were going for something else. But extrapolating from that, where does it go? Are you saying that we need historical perspective to judge the merit of a certain war? And if so, wouldn't this apply just as much to supporters?
absoutely. i think if al gore was President right now, conservatives would be the anti-war party, and would be calling to get out.
Post a Comment