Historians rank Warren G. Harding as the worst president in U.S. history more often than any other.

Typically, presidents who helped expand the power of the federal government, led America into a major war, or both, are found at the top, while those whose governance benefited their constituents the most are found at the bottom.

All the best people know that's bassackwards.

On today's episode of Tom Mullen Talks Freedom, Ryan S. Walters joined me to discuss his new book, The Jazz Age President: Defending Warren G. Harding. Some of you may be aware Harding handled the 1920 depression differently than Hoover and FDR approached the next one, but there is so much more to know and like about Harding that is directly applicable to issues we're dealing with today. 

Check out Episode 45 here. 
 

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