During his first term in power, Donald Trump's Oval Office was prominently adorned with a portrait of Andrew Jackson, the seventh US President. It was a clear political statement. Not only had Jackson's policy of westward expansion been justified as… Read on blog or Reader History's Shadow Read on blog or Reader A Super-Charged Andrew Jackson: Fears of a Second Trump Presidency Stefan Lang June 11 During his first term in power, Donald Trump's Oval Office was prominently adorned with a portrait of Andrew Jackson, the seventh US President. It was a clear political statement. Not only had Jackson's policy of westward expansion been justified as a means of giving the 'common man' greater opportunity to participate in national affairs, but […] Continue reading Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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