Warren G. Harding

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• SOURCE: MSNBC
  7/25/2021
  

  The President Who Beats Donald Trump at Corruption

  by Kevin M. Kruse

  "To find the real counterpart to Trump’s gang of money-grubbing grifters, we need to look back a century to the crime-riddled administration of Warren G. Harding."

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• SOURCE: New York Times
  12/1/2020
  

  Exhume the Body of Warren G. Harding? A Judge Says That Won’t Be Necessary

  Previously resistant descendants of Warren G. Harding had denied proof based on commercial DNA testing that plaintiff James Blaesing was Harding's grandson. With exhumation looming, they conceded that Blaesing was a descendant of Harding and mistress Nan Britton. 

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• SOURCE: BBC
  9/14/2020
  

  Warren Harding: Grandson of Former US President Asks to Exhume His Remains

  Members of Warren Harding's family have accepted DNA evidence of the paternity of the former president's daughter. Harding's grandson today seeks to have the body exhumed for further testing, possibly to spite the organization that runs the Harding Memorial. 

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• SOURCE: The New Yorker
  9/14/2020
  

  How the Promise of Normalcy Won the 1920 Election

  The Warren Harding presidency promised a return to normalcy after war, pandemic, political unrest and racial violence. The promise proved illusory.

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• 9/13/2020
  

  The "Noble Dead": Warren Harding and the Resting Places of the WWI Fallen

  by James D. Robenalt

  Just as Americans visit and revere the graves of those in Arlington and other national cemeteries in the United States, it is important to remember that the nation made a solemn compact with the families of those who were lost in the First World War. 

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• SOURCE: Bill Moyers
  7/22/2020
  

  Historic Levels, but Not the Good Kind

  by Heather Cox Richardson

  Warren G. Harding created an atmosphere in which the point of government was not to help ordinary Americans, but to see how much leaders could get out of it.

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• SOURCE: Washington Post
  6/21/2020
  

  The Republican President who Called for Racial Justice in America after Tulsa Massacre

  Warren G. Harding’s comments about race and equality were remarkable for 1921.