[RetiredArmy]

Roosevelt as saying, "I hope Marshal Stalin would again propose a toast to the execution of 50,000 officers of the German army."

This sounds like a democrat. Just like the 45 million aborted babies. Total democratic language.

[Cicero]

The headline on this article is correct as it appears at Townhall. But there's something wrong with it. Bush didn't bury the shame of Yalta, he dug it up and exposed it to the light of day, the first American president ever to do so. Otherwise a good article.

[DoctorMichael]

Somehow this would be more satisfying if it came from a Democrat, considering its their Party that perpetrated this crap on Eastern Europe, and that still worships FDR.

[TYVets]

"Thank you, President George W. Bush, for correcting history ..."

40 + years ago I read about the mistakes FDR made at the meetings with Churchill and Stalin.

His failing health was a big factor as I recall.

Even in those days the MSM was suppling the left with alibis.

Tragic is an understatement.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

BUMP

[smoothsailing]

*ping*

[wideawake]

"I hope Marshal Stalin would again propose a toast to the execution of 50,000 officers of the German army."

What a sickening statement.

FDR was filth.

[Enterprise]

"But truth finally overtakes lies and cover-ups."

President Bush gets the "Honorary Buckhead" award.

[Tacis]

"...apology for one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's tragic mistakes."

NONSENSE!! It was no mistake! Frankie was simply following the instructions he got from Stalin! They may not have gone directly from Joe to FDR, they went from Stalin to all the commie agents in America, the State Department, the US government, Eleanor, Frankie's girl friend to FDR. The commies in Hollywood helped carry the message, as well. FDR was a pawn of the communists! It was no "mistake."

[bruin66]

The Soviet Union was given three votes in the United Nations, while all other nations got only one.

huh? I didn't think there was a UN, then. Am I missing something?