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Coming from the conservative perspective, I don't think ''anybody'' would call the way that Roosevelt reacted in World War II "jingoist" (in direct response to the attack on Pearl Harbor + to support our allies = he didn't "start" it as a result of an overly aggressive foreign policy), so I think it should be removed from the list of references of Presidents whose foreign policies were not labeled jingoist by liberals. If nobody objects, I'll remove it in the next few days. I'm perfectly okay with the other two. -[[User:Ilikecake|Ilikecake]] 19:28, 26 December 2008 (EST) | Coming from the conservative perspective, I don't think ''anybody'' would call the way that Roosevelt reacted in World War II "jingoist" (in direct response to the attack on Pearl Harbor + to support our allies = he didn't "start" it as a result of an overly aggressive foreign policy), so I think it should be removed from the list of references of Presidents whose foreign policies were not labeled jingoist by liberals. If nobody objects, I'll remove it in the next few days. I'm perfectly okay with the other two. -[[User:Ilikecake|Ilikecake]] 19:28, 26 December 2008 (EST) | ||
| + | :You're absolutely right. I went ahead and made the edit. --[[User:SStaples|SStaples]] 23:29, 16 March 2009 (EDT) | ||
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Mention of World War II
(First of all I'll mention that I'm kind of insulted that Mr. Schlafly summarized his edit to the page as "removed liberal biase [sic]")
Coming from the conservative perspective, I don't think anybody would call the way that Roosevelt reacted in World War II "jingoist" (in direct response to the attack on Pearl Harbor + to support our allies = he didn't "start" it as a result of an overly aggressive foreign policy), so I think it should be removed from the list of references of Presidents whose foreign policies were not labeled jingoist by liberals. If nobody objects, I'll remove it in the next few days. I'm perfectly okay with the other two. -Ilikecake 19:28, 26 December 2008 (EST)
- You're absolutely right. I went ahead and made the edit. --SStaples 23:29, 16 March 2009 (EDT)