Europe Unified Its Monetary Policy Through The

Coolidge Cut The Budget, And Even Better, Cut It During Peace And Prosperity. He Left A Federal Budget Lower Than The One That Greeted Him When He Arrived In Office. He Managed To Freeze Or Cut The Budget Over More Than Five Years In Office. If You Look At Charts Of Presidents - Nixon, Ike, And Reagan - You See Them Failing On This Score.

Although Unions May Be Good For A Worker, Singular, They Are Not Always Good For Workers, Plural. Especially When It Comes To Finding A Job.

Coolidge Was A Pragmatist. He Didn't Start Out With A Tax Theory. But He Observed Over Time That Lower Tax Rates Sometimes Brought In Extra Revenue. The Success Of His And Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon's Experiment With Rate Cuts Has Been Obscured By Our Modern History Books.

If Coolidge Were A Stock, He'd Be A Buy. The Experts Have Historically Ranked Coolidge In The Bottom Quartile Or Bottom Half Of All Presidents. But His Economic Performance And His Statesmanship Suggest Coolidge Belongs In The Top Quarter Of Presidents. The Disparity Between The Coolidge Price And Coolidge Value Is Huge. So Revision Is Warranted.

I'm Not Sure Roosevelt Was Quite A Monster, He Just Did A Poor Job On The Economics.