21. Well Teddy Roosevelt was a republican and Franklin R. came some time after him as a Dem.
Eleanor R. was in opposition to many of the policies of her husband's terms. She wrote a book in opposition to them in 1938. ER was also opposed to jews and catholics both in her personal life and at the political level.
So I guess my point is, regardless of the name association, three different people in three different time frames. I really don't think the premise that the Bush-Clinton-Bush-Clinton leadership idea is the same thing.
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