Over at FrumForum, David Frum asks
why Glenn Beck has a particular animus against Woodrow Wilson, and points to a Michael Lind piece at Salon tracing the
highbrow conservative influences on Beck's and Jonah Goldberg's tendentious history (I'm not surprised that R.J. Pestritto is in the mix). For my part, I note, here and in the comments at Frum's piece, that Wilson was the president most vigilant and successful in
defending the gold standard, which suggests things were a little more complicated than can be fit on Beck's chalkboard.