americans to ever live. he was a scholar, statesman, swordsman, the father of six, the youngest president in history. on the average day, teddy roosevelt wrote more words, read more books, played more games more vigorously and made more significant decisions than the average person does in a month, including present company. he was the paragon of masculine energy as well as a thoroughly decent person. if your son grow up to be teddy result, he would die happy. of course, our current leaders hate teddy roosevelt. this magnifies their mediocrity and their smallness. they are nothing compared to the man teddy roosevelt was, and they know that. this week, vandals posed as politicians tore down a teddy roosevelt skipped dominic statue. that stood for more than 80 years where it should have been: right in front of the american museum of national history. if you are going to turn it into something awful, the country,