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(17,320 posts)so he has ready access to his copy of "Presidenting for Dummies."
ProudLib72
(17,984 posts)What do I win? The impeachment of an illegitimate prez?
forgotmylogin
(7,530 posts)In front of the bronze statue, but the cleft is sideways.
Zambero
(8,965 posts)bathroommonkey76
(3,827 posts)chowder66
(9,080 posts)GallopingGhost
(2,404 posts)that explain why Trump idolizes the man in the picture on the wall.
Jackson surrounded himself with friends he relied on for advice, rather than his real cabinet, although he had a disdainful aversion for anyone's opinion but his own. He believed in rewarding those who showed him unquestioned loyalty. He was fond of removing political opponents from their posts to replace them with his personal loyalists.
He was unconstitutionally vicious to the Native Americans. Interestingly, he had an adopted Native American son he referred to as a "savage." He loved to personally appeal to the masses. He loved to gamble. He invited prostitutes to the White House.
Jackson's critics said "he took for himself a power no monarch in Europe dared attempt."
But to answer the question, three, possibly four. I can't tell if the bookend on the shelf has a horse in it.
MFM008
(19,818 posts)Hes going to get just as IMPEACHED.
LeftishBrit
(41,210 posts)The vote to impeach Johnson lost in the Senate, as with Clinton, though more narrowly.