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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.

Coolidge Was A Federalist. You Go Back And Read Him And It's Almost Intimidating To Write About Him Because He Writes Better Himself Than Anyone. He's One Of The Best Writers As Presidents Go.

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

Laws Must Be Justified By Something More Than The Will Of The Majority. They Must Rest On The Eternal Foundation Of Righteousness.

Coolidge Liked The Dignity Of The Presidency. He Didn't Get On The Phone Easily. It's Possible That He Banished The Phone From His Desk. He Was Known To Use It From Time To Time. The Person Who Was Hilarious With The Phone Was Hoover. He Was A Real Engineer. He Made A Closed Circuit Phone Where He Could Call The Important People And They Could Call Him, A Government Hotline, But It Was Closed. He Shut Out The Possibility Of Input From People He Didn't Expect To Get Input From.