To have Coolidge rated poorly and Woodrow Wilson rated as great is proof that Harvard‘s ideological biases are long-standing. Wilson was one of the most destructive presidents — and the first to reject the Founders and our original constitutional principles. Wilson thought he was smarter than the framers of the Constitution. And his foreign policy utopianism ended in tragedy. Meanwhile, Coolidge was a great president — especially on economics, immigration, and constitutionalism.