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Tag Archives: Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln Criticize the Supreme Court
What Presidents Say Publicly When the Supreme Court Makes a Bad Decision by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Relations between the U.S. Supreme Court and the President are often strained. And for good reason. The potential is always present for unelected justices … Continue reading
Great Quote About The Nature Of Politics
What You Say If Someone Says “Politicians Are All Alike” Reply with the following great quotation from John Meacham’s Pulitizer Prize-Winning Biography of Andrew Jackson “American Lion.” “In Washington, as in capitals everywhere, this afternoon’s foe may become this evening’s … Continue reading
Andrew Jackson on Diplomacy: How To Be Tactful
What You Say When You Want To Express Disappointment Diplomatically : How Andrew Jackson Did It by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Andrew Jackson is remembered as a man of violent passions, as prickly and always ready for a fight, not for … Continue reading
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