He's a war president fighting a popular war and doesn't let anybody forget he's winning.

But Democrats have grown increasingly aggressive in challenging this image of a "war president."

Their candidate went up against a sitting war president who's never lost a debate and held his own.

He never expected to be a war president or, maybe, a president of the world.

"I'm a war president," he said at one point.

As he put it this year, "I'm a war president."

But it's true he has a partiality for war presidents.

Who in the heck wants to be a war president?

That shows the true priorities of the self-proclaimed "war president."

Lincoln, despite being little prepared for it by prior military experience, was first and foremost a war president.