Sam Tanenhaus is critical of Buckley from the very beginning of his new biography, Buckley ... as did the noted homosexuals Herbert Hoover, Walter Cronkite, Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger, Ronald ...

Stop the trade flow, and you stop the economy - as Americans are about to learn Renegotiating a trade deal won't be worth ... When President Herbert Hoover and Congress tried to balance the ...

New Deal project created to help homeless families ... Tennessee's agriculture was highly depressed before the stock market crashed when Herbert Hoover was president. So, in comes Franklin ...

And perhaps there is no greater myth being peddled almost without criticism is that the Great Depression occurred because President Herbert ... covers only the Hoover presidency and does not mention ...

After Franklin Delano Roosevelt won the election in 1932 and Herbert Hoover became a lame-duck president, many blamed Hoover for the downturn of the economy that would later spur the New Deal ...

“Politicians such as Herbert Hoover, who addressed the 1940 Republican convention, lauded Hitler as a force for stability in Central Europe. They claimed that Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal ...

President Herbert ... and nuance to Hoover's tragic story with his wonderful guest Eric Rauchway, author of "Winter War: Hoover, Roosevelt, and the First Clash Over the New Deal".

Perkins made headlines in January 1930, when she held a press conference and publicly challenged President Herbert Hoover’s claims ... behind Roosevelt’s New Deal reform programs after the ...

The Herbert Hoover ... and CEO of the Hoover Presidential Foundation. "'War on a Thousand Fronts' was Hoover's own description of how the Great Depression felt while trying to deal with it ...

He even quotes the recently incarcerated ... allure of Gabriel’s fancy stems from the idea of a new American executive not named Herbert Hoover coming in and finding “sensible,” no-nonsense ...

Every U.S. president since Herbert Hoover (and ... American internment and the New Deal. One of the most controversial presidents in American history, Herbert Hoover led the country from 1929 ...

But is this an accurate portrayal of Herbert Hoover, what he believed, and who he was? Was he truly the fatally neglectful laissez-faire supporter that New Deal historians make him out to be?