On the Fact that Even Though Claude Kitchin (the Democratic Leader of the House), Bob LaFollette, and William Jennings Bryan Also Spoke Out Strenuously Against WW1, it Was Only Eugene V. Dibbs Among Them that the Wilson Administration Prosecuted for Sedition

What does that say about Wilson? It tells me that he was a mean-spirited scoundrel and opportunist who knew that he could never get away with pursuing the other three and so he went after the poor bastard who nobody particularly liked and who nobody would defend if he was railroaded (and make no mistake about it, the dude was railroaded). Literally a piece of shit, in other words.