Since the inaugural ball, most of Jackson’s Cabinet members and ... anti-Jackson newspapers began publishing a cartoon of “King Andrew the first” under the headline “Born to Command.” ...

A portrait of the controversial Andrew Jackson ... over actual issues to bitter fights over personal lives. Jackson won decisively. Jackson knew how to throw a party Jackson's inauguration rager.

It was customary for a departing President to attend the Inauguration of his successor ... From the moment Adams had taken the oath of office, Andrew Jackson’s supporters—with Jackson working ...

An 1832 cartoon, captioned “King Andrew I,” depicted ... The White House’s top Jackson history buff is Bannon, who invoked him in describing Trump’s dark inaugural address — memorable ...

President John Quincy Adams boycotted his successor’s 1829 inauguration — which was as much a brawl as the previous year’s election, which Adams lost to Andrew Jackson. Four years earlier ...

has drawn comparisons to Andrew Jackson, America's first populist president. Trump's inaugural address on Friday was an extension of his populist campaign, and, intentionally or not, reflected ...

The portrait of President Andrew Jackson has returned ... recognizing ratification of a 28th amendment. In Jackson’s relatively brief second inaugural address, he avoided criticism of his ...

But Trump, who challenged the results of the election for two months, has tweeted that he will not attend his successor’s inauguration ... notably from Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay.

WASHINGTON — When Donald Trump sits down to the table in Statuary Hall for lunch on Jan. 20, it’s safe to say his feast will be calm compared with Andrew Jackson’s first inaugural meal.

President John Quincy Adams boycotted his successor's 1829 inauguration — which was as much a brawl as the previous year's election, which Adams lost to Andrew Jackson. Four years earlier ...