In his 2007 book, Liberal Fascism ... in Congress until the modern civil-rights era. In the time of Woodrow Wilson, issues and ideas were clustered very differently from today.

Today’s state-oriented liberalism, we are often told, was the inevitable extension of the pre–World War I tradition of progressivism. The progressives, led by President Woodrow Wilson ... “the ...

An excerpt from Eric Alterman's new book, The Cause, attempts to explain the long-asked question: How did classical liberalism transition ... his admiration for Woodrow Wilson as a politician ...

the ideas associated with the New Republic, Herbert Croly, Teddy Roosevelt’s Progressive Party, and the administration of Woodrow Wilson—then Scott’s use of “progressive” is almost ...

Mr. Wilson’s mind is clearer and his will firmer. On the other hand, the Tsar’s democratic principles, acquired in his youth, were more robust than is Mr. Wilson’s liberalism, which is a ...

We've had two very flawed presidents, great men with great ideas, who have had bad press. One was Thomas Jefferson. The other Woodrow Wilson ... a kind of an American liberalism and essentially ...

James Madison and Woodrow Wilson. There is more to an institution than status and wealth, however, and the freedom of inquiry and expression that is the lifeblood of liberal education is in ...