FOX News on the history of liberty

By SEAN TRAINOR on August 20, 2010 12:19 PM | 0 Comments | 0 TrackBacks

A rather bizarre synopsis of US history that has been stirring controversy in the Civil War bologsphere. Courtesy of Fox News correspondent Judge Andrew Napolitano.

Please note the undue emphasis (poster's opinion) on the importance of the Grover Cleveland presidency, and the repeated misidentification of Cleveland with pictures of William Howard Taft. Thoughts and responses welcome. Thanks to Kevin Levin at Civil War Memory for initally calling attention to this video. 

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