[danielmryan]

What I'm wondering is:

1. Why don't these facts appear in the mainstream textbooks, even as an "Alternate Point of View";
2. And why is it that a bunch of conservative Internet renegades (some Canadian) seem to be the only ones bringing these things up?

As far as the cover-ups are concerned, the only opinion I can advance is that professional intellectuals, despite the political positions they undertake, always have a Toryish streak to them. (To be fair, the standards of their trade contain a bias towards Toryishness.)

[Mo1]

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[ChadGore]

The Very Worst President of the United States

Easy. CARTER

1) Double digit unemployment
2) Double digit inflation
3) Burned the special forces helicopter in the Iranian desert, as our hostages remained in captivity for 444 days, untill Reagan was in office.

[citizen]

bttt

[Bullish]

leftists forget history so they can relive it.

[PJ-Comix]

His famous (or infamous) "Cross of Gold" speech referred to the same "New York Jews" that seem to have so troubled Harry Truman.

Huh? No it didn't. Bryan had his share of faults but there was no such reference in the "Cross of Gold" speech.

[JoeSchem]

Interesting article. As a sidenote, I recall there was a Jewish film director who made a movie about the American Revolution before or during World War I. It was suppressed and later destroyed, however, because the Wilson Administration regarded it as an affront to our British Allies, and therefore unpatriotic.

Yes, that's right. Woodrow Wilson thought the American Revolution was unpatriotic. Almost makes Bill Clinton seem respectable, don't it?