George H. Nash is a historian renowned as the foremost biographer and scholar of Herbert Hoover, having authored a multi-volume biography of the 31st president. He contributed articles to The Weekly Standard examining Hoover's life, works, and humanitarian legacy.
Since his departure from the White House in 1933, it has often seemed that Herbert Hoover is the Rodney Dangerfield of American politics: He gets no respect. On the left, he has long been castigated as a presidential failure: a dour and rigid reactionary who did little to combat the Great…
Since his departure from the White House in 1933, it has often seemed that Herbert Hoover is the Rodney Dangerfield of American politics: He gets no respect. On the left, he has long been castigated as a presidential failure: a dour and rigid reactionary who did little to combat the Great…