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In reply to the discussion: Ken Burns' documentary, "The Roosevelts" on PBS [View all]TwilightGardener
(46,416 posts)28. Speaking of unhinged, he shot a neighbor's dog because it barked at him.
I'm certain that animals were generally not treated well back then by today's standards, and he shot (hunted) anything and everything wild that moved, but shit...that's just mean.
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Saw the first episode...it was wonderful. I highly recommend everyone watch
snappyturtle
Sep 2014
#2
Speaking of unhinged, he shot a neighbor's dog because it barked at him.
TwilightGardener
Sep 2014
#28
You did benefit from some of Teddy's actions. We have a National Parks system because of him and
jwirr
Sep 2014
#8
Theodore had a reputation of being a corruption buster before he became president
AZ Progressive
Sep 2014
#30
after loosing his son in WW1, teddy grew up a bit on war, but he certainly was an adrenalin junkie.
pansypoo53219
Sep 2014
#35