Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, Woodrow Wilson, and Franklin D. Roosevelt are among the many famous and celebrated Democrats who are having their names detached from the central roles of Democratic heroes worthy of being respected. By applying today's standards to the heroes of the past, almost no one qualifies for honorable mention. So far this has established a name change for the yearly Jefferson-Jackson dinners, a series of get-togethers meant to rally the troops. Jefferson was a slave holder, Jackson was an unremorseful executioner of Native Americans, Wilson and Lyndon B. Johnson were unadulterated racists, and Franklin D. Roosevelt put all the Japanese in internment camps. Harry Truman dropped the Atomic bomb on civilians, and Bill
