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  • Warren Harding also spoke up for Black Americans, though he was not able to do much for them. On a different theme, Harding’s laissez-faire response to the depression of 1920-21, originally reviled dynamic progressive historians, is being favorably contrasted by some revisionists to the progressive floundering of Hoover and FDR in 1929-1938.

  • I consider Coolidge to be, if not our greatest president, certainly the most underrated and underappreciated.

  • “I consider Coolidge to be, if not our greatest president, certainly the most underrated and underappreciated.”

    Concur.