1912 United States Presidential Election event
also: 1912, 1912 Democratic National Convention, 1912 election, Democrat National Convention, DNC in 1912
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▶ 9:30
Rockefeller. And he's sitting there trying to be a follow-up trust buster. Comes interesting. Anyways, he gets a national reputation of being a big part of the progressive movement. We're into the progressive era of politics, which started …
▶ 9:30
Rockefeller. And he's sitting there trying to be a follow-up trust buster. Comes interesting. Anyways, he gets a national reputation of being a big part of the progressive movement. We're into the progressive era of politics, which started …
▶ 10:39
And it was pretty close, but Taft holds on and wins. So Teddy Roosevelt then launches a third-party bid known as the Bull Moose Party. What's its official name, Colonel? I don't remember. It's the Progressive Party. Progressive, that's righ…
▶ 10:39
And it was pretty close, but Taft holds on and wins. So Teddy Roosevelt then launches a third-party bid known as the Bull Moose Party. What's its official name, Colonel? I don't remember. It's the Progressive Party. Progressive, that's righ…
▶ 11:12
It was pretty popular, and so was Woodrow Wilson. It actually took the Democrats 46 ballots to elect Wilson as their delegate or nomination. And the only thing that happened because a guy by the name of William Jennings Bryant, another prog…
▶ 12:50
uh pointed this out to me more than five years ago and he provided these screenshots for me this week so thank you ron but this is really important we need to read it is it uh can you guys read it from here no go ahead and read it all right…
▶ 15:20
Five, to lend a thoughtful ear to recommendations made by policy in respect to filling key cabinet posts. Wilson dutifully received and absorbed his indoctrination, shook hands all around, and then departed. Whereupon the leaders and adviso…
▶ 15:51
And the strong support of that steering committee in the 1912 election went out to both Woodrow Wilson and Teddy Roosevelt, who had lined up against President Taft. It appeared that President Taft had not been very receptive and disapproved…