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| | *[[George Frisbie Hoar]] (1826 - 1904), Senator from Massachusetts | | *[[George Frisbie Hoar]] (1826 - 1904), Senator from Massachusetts |
| | *[[Charles Evans Hughes]] governor of New York, nominee for president in 1916, Secretary of State, [[Chief Justice of the United States]] | | *[[Charles Evans Hughes]] governor of New York, nominee for president in 1916, Secretary of State, [[Chief Justice of the United States]] |
| − | *[[William Fife Knowland]] (1908-1974) Senator from [[California]]; Senate Majority Leader: 1953-1955; Senate Minority Leader: 1955-1959 | + | *[[William Fife Knowland]] (1908-1974), Senator from [[California]]; Senate Majority Leader: 1953-1955; Senate Minority Leader: 1955-1959 |
| − | *[[Henry Cabot Lodge]] (1850 - 1924) Senator from [[Massachusetts]]; foreign policy spokesman | + | *[[Henry Cabot Lodge]] (1850 - 1924), Senator from [[Massachusetts]]; foreign policy spokesman |
| | *[[Joseph McCarthy]] (1908 - 1957), Senator from [[Wisconsin]] and noted [[anti-communist]] | | *[[Joseph McCarthy]] (1908 - 1957), Senator from [[Wisconsin]] and noted [[anti-communist]] |
| − | *[[Richard Nixon]], (1913 - 1994), 37th president of the United States | + | *[[Richard Nixon]] (1913 - 1994), 37th president of the United States |
| | *[[Thomas Brackett Reed]] (1839 - 1902), [[Speaker of the House]] | | *[[Thomas Brackett Reed]] (1839 - 1902), [[Speaker of the House]] |
| | *[[Nelson Rockefeller]] (1908 - 1979), Vice President, [[Governor of New York]], leader of liberals | | *[[Nelson Rockefeller]] (1908 - 1979), Vice President, [[Governor of New York]], leader of liberals |
| − | *[[Theodore Roosevelt]] President of the United States, (1901 - 1909) | + | *[[Theodore Roosevelt]], President of the United States, (1901 - 1909) |
| | *[[Thaddeus Stevens]] (1792-1868), Pennsylvania Senator; leader of Radicals in Civil War and Reconstruction | | *[[Thaddeus Stevens]] (1792-1868), Pennsylvania Senator; leader of Radicals in Civil War and Reconstruction |
| − | *[[Charles Sumner]], (1811-1874), Senator from Massachusetts; leader of Radicals in Civil War and Reconstruction | + | *[[Charles Sumner]] (1811-1874), Senator from Massachusetts; leader of Radicals in Civil War and Reconstruction |
| | *[[Henry Stimson]], Secretary of War for Taft and FDR; Secretary of State for Hoover | | *[[Henry Stimson]], Secretary of War for Taft and FDR; Secretary of State for Hoover |
| | *[[Robert Taft]] (1889 - 1953), Ohio Senator and presidential hopeful; leader of conservatives | | *[[Robert Taft]] (1889 - 1953), Ohio Senator and presidential hopeful; leader of conservatives |
| | *[[Strom Thurmond]] (1902 - 2003), the oldest serving Senator in history (from [[South Carolina]]) | | *[[Strom Thurmond]] (1902 - 2003), the oldest serving Senator in history (from [[South Carolina]]) |
| | *[[Arthur H. Vandenberg]] (1884 - 1951), Michigan Senator; leader of internationalism in 1940s | | *[[Arthur H. Vandenberg]] (1884 - 1951), Michigan Senator; leader of internationalism in 1940s |
| | + | *[[Dwight Eisenhower]] (1890-1969), President of United States, (1953-1961) |
| | *[[Earl Warren]] (1891 - 1974), Vice presidential nominee, [[Governor of California]], and [[Chief Justice of the United States]] | | *[[Earl Warren]] (1891 - 1974), Vice presidential nominee, [[Governor of California]], and [[Chief Justice of the United States]] |
| − | *[[Ronald Reagan]] President of the United States, (1981 - 1989) | + | *[[Ronald Reagan]], President of the United States, (1981 - 1989) |
| − | *[[George H.W. Bush]] President of the United States, (1989 - 1993) | + | *[[George H.W. Bush]], President of the United States, (1989 - 1993) |
| − | *[[George W. Bush]] President of the United States, (2001 - present) | + | *[[George W. Bush]], President of the United States, (2001 - 2009) |
| | *[[John McCain]], presidential nominee, 2008 | | *[[John McCain]], presidential nominee, 2008 |
| − | *[[Sarah Palin]] Vice-presidential nominee, 2008 | + | *[[Sarah Palin]], Vice-presidential nominee, 2008 |
| | + | *[[Arnold Schwarzenegger]], Governor of California |
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