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...nvention]] with the backing of his predecessor and close friend [[Theodore Roosevelt]]. ...a bruising battle in [[U.S. presidential election, 1912|1912]] that forced Roosevelt out of the GOP and left Taft's people in charge for decades. William Howard

...[[Garret A. Hobart]] (1897-1899),<br/>''none'' (1899-1901),<br/>[[Theodore Roosevelt]] (1901) | successor=[[Theodore Roosevelt]]

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| successor=[[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] ...he difference between dictatorship and democracy, Hoover liked to say, was simple: dictators organize from the top down, democracies from the bottom up.

...ce but not the last to sport facial hair. [[Grover Cleveland]], [[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[William Howard Taft]] all had [[moustache]]s. [[simple:Benjamin Harrison]]

...]] and then became the [[Governor of New Jersey]] in 1910. With [[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[William Howard Taft]] dividing the [[History of the United States R ...iencing the vigorous presidencies from [[William McKinley]] and [[Theodore Roosevelt]], Wilson no longer entertained thoughts of parliamentary government at hom

...man in the country, on March 4, 1881, had less thought than this limited, simple, sturdy attorney of Buffalo that four years later he would be standing in [ ...railroad barons.<ref name=nevins117>Nevins, 117–118</ref> After the veto, Roosevelt reversed himself, as did many legislators, and the veto was sustained.<ref

| preceded2=[[Theodore E. Burton]] ..., whose running-mate was [[Assistant Secretary of the Navy]] [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]. The election was seen in part as a [[referendum]] on whether to continue

...obbyists. Johnson's friends soon included aides to President [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], as well as fellow Texans such as Vice President [[John Nance Garner]]. H [[Image:FDR-LBJ.png|thumb|250px|right|President Roosevelt, Governor [[James Allred]] of Texas & Johnson. In later campaigns, Johnson

...t began, the four candidates deadlocked, with no candidate reaching even a simple majority, much less the required [[supermajority]] of two-thirds. On the 35 ...o did not take the presidential oath on a Bible. (As an example,[[Theodore Roosevelt]] did not place his hand on anything at all). In his [[Inauguration Day|ina

...n Catholic Church|Roman Catholic]] to be elected president.<ref>[[Theodore Roosevelt]] was 9 months younger when he first assumed the presidency on [[September ...ently appointed U.S. Ambassador to the [[Court of St. James]] by President Roosevelt, at the [[Embassy of the United States in London|American embassy in London

Carter was the third U.S. President, after [[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[Woodrow Wilson]], to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. In his Nobel ...wn [[Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park|ranch]], and [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], who is buried in the Rose Garden of his home in [[Hyde Park, New York]])

...pular vote, the highest total for a third-party candidate since [[Theodore Roosevelt]] on the ticket of the [[Bull-Moose Party]]. [[simple:George H. W. Bush]]