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Democrats are reveling in President Bush’s low approval numbers and growing uneasiness of Americans toward the War on Terrorism. Before I go further, let’s put something into perspective. Consider that historians often view presidents who began unpopul…

Wednesday, November 16, 2005
History may well cast the Iraq war in a positive light.
Michelle Malkin has a good post on how this might be. She reminds us that men like Abraham Lincoln were vilified in their day for starting unpopular wars, but are s…

Great article by Michelle Malkin about how the historical take on unpopular wars is frequently in opposition to the current "conventional wisdom."

Betsy Newmark, on behalf of Michelle Malkin, has posted a link to a great pice written by David Cloud, of The American Enterprise Online.
David examines how historians have viewed other Presidents, considered very unpopular during their term(s), in…

…is Clinton?!
Esquire Magazine drools over Bubba Clinton in an almost orgasmic way:
Since leaving office, Clinton has been so active that his post-presidency amounts to “a third term” for the Democrat who held the White House fro…

Dave Cloud writes of similarities between Bush’s poll numbers and Truman’s:But a funny thing happened after Truman left office. Historians and the public began to realize the importance of what he had done in standing up militarily to Communism in

It’s amazing what the historic lens of context does for popularity.