What would Woodrow do if he were here today? Based on his record at Princeton, as well as in Washington, D.C., and at the Paris Peace Conference, I believe his messiah complex and his odd relationship with God his father (his real father, not the man in the skies) would have made him furious at being challenged, self-righteous as he always was, and possibly emotionally and mentally disabled by criticism. To think he could act rationally and sensibly is not to encounter the real Wilson, unfortunately.