How Will History’s Magnifying Glass View Trump?

History Has Reason to Treat Trump Well

The question of how history and the court of public opinion will treat — that is remember — a U.S. president has been asked many times. By scholars, politicians, and others. Presidents themselves are seemingly no stranger themselves to this question.

For example in Lincon in his famous 1863 “Gettysburg Address,” expounding on a “new birth of freedom” and his second Inaugural address of March 4, 1865 when he said “with firmness toward none, with charity for all.”