Paul’s Reviews > The Bully Pulpit: Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and the Golden Age of Journalism > Status Update
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These men were human, with passions and quirks that made them more than names in a history book. Taft is the boy who sought always to please, and Roosevelt fell for that classism nonsense. Learning is fun.
— Aug 31, 2017 03:00PM
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There is always hope, as long as we keep exposing corruption in all its instances. Support those who fight for justice and progress will be made.
— Oct 03, 2017 05:24AM
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We hear so often of creative people's and entrepreneurs' success; Goodwin provides a closure glimpse of their toil.
— Sep 11, 2017 05:56AM
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The relationship with their wives affected Taft's and Roosevelt's decisions to a significant degree. The descriptions of all four's passions and desires makes me think maybe they were mismatched...but only for a moment. Opposites help the other draw closer to a middle ground.
— Sep 08, 2017 05:37AM
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Did anyone dislike Teddy Roosevelt? From Goodwin's description of his homecoming, it appears that he was venerated.
— Aug 29, 2017 07:29AM