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Entry: Frum's Mishagas Link: http://www.takimag.com/blogs/article/frums_mishagas#9402 Post contents: Good show and then some. Here's a good word for a terribly unappreciated great American. William Jennings Bryan was Wilson's first Secretary of State. He resigned because Wilson's brand of neutrality was guaranteed to bring the US into the war on the British side. As a Christian pacifist Bryan wanted no part of it. Too bad Colin Powell was such a subservient team player. Had the US stayed truly neutral and acted as an honest broker, a peace with which both sides could have lived was very possible. Imagine how subsequent history might have been different had Corporal Hitler been able to pursue a postwar career as an artist specializing in watercolors of architectural antiquities in Austria and Bavaria. Sent at: 2008 07 09