US Presidents in Their Own Words Concerning American Indians

American Indians have a different worldview than do non-Indians of the federal government including American presidents. This is evidenced by the large percentage of American Indians who serve in the United States military. This is true of even how the men who have been president of the United States are viewed by Native people.

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