Guest Column: Terrific and terrible Theodore
As a gal whose reading habits don’t extend past the menu, I was surprised to find myself gifted a biography this past weekend.
It’s called “Theodore Rex,” it’s written by Edmund Morris, and it’s about the first dinosaur to become president.
Or maybe it isn’t. I didn’t read the title too carefully.
The book chronicles the rise (and rise and rise and rise) of Theodore Roosevelt.
Starting out as a humble best-selling historian, he became a war hero, governor of New York, and vice president.
Once the chief executive of his time, McKinley (also known as Denali), was assassinated, Teddy Roosevelt at last became president of the United States.
When I gaze upon Roosevelt’s accomplishments, I do not shrink. After all, I’ve done a lot in my life, such as… uh… I’m sure I wrote it down somewhere…
The book – or........
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