Theodore and Woodrow

In "Theodore and Woodrow," Judge Andrew P. Napolitano presents a compelling historical analysis of how Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, representing both major political parties, facilitated a significant centralization of power within the federal government. The narrative critiques their departure from the founding principles enshrined in the Constitution, which aimed to protect individual freedoms against government overreach. Through meticulous research, Napolitano examines the lasting repercussions of their progressive ideologies, revealing how they contributed to a burgeoning bureaucracy that continues to affect American life today.