Andrew Burstein (page 3)

Andrew Burstein is the Charles P. Manship Professor of History at Louisiana State University and coauthor with Nancy Isenberg of Madison and Jefferson.  His latest book is Democracy’s Muse: How Thomas Jefferson Became an FDR Liberal, a Reagan Republican, and a Tea Party Fanatic, All the While Being Dead.

Bobby Jindal, Scott Walker
GOP's anti-school insanity: How Scott Walker & Bobby Jindal declared war on education Andrew Burstein
It's not just "Selma": Hollywood's history problem Andrew Burstein
Conservatives' pockmarked past: Who owns the soul of America? Andrew Burstein
This is our new Constitution: How we fix gun rights, the Supreme Court, inequality -- and foster true democracy Andrew Burstein
We need a new constitution: Here's how we save American democracy from charlatans, loudmouths and the 1 percent Andrew Burstein
Michael Brown, senseless death and the weight of history Andrew Burstein
Bobby Jindal's sad search: How he seeks political relevance in today's GOP Andrew Burstein
GOP's woman-haters club swells: Why their hatred is actually getting worse Andrew Burstein
Ted Cruz's cringe-inducing "humor" Andrew Burstein
Politics of blaming the poor: Why it’s still Lyndon Johnson’s America Andrew Burstein
Elizabeth Warren's moral insight: How candid leaders can alter the course of history Andrew Burstein
Ignorant Tea Party outrage: Sarah Palin's latest Obamacare lie Andrew Burstein
Why Jefferson would like Pope Francis (but not Ted Cruz) Andrew Burstein
He predicted today’s GOP… in 1895 Andrew Burstein
What interpreting Abraham Lincoln's dreams can teach us Andrew Burstein