They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyProfiles of 23 presidential candidates who were defeated for the presidency of the United States, from 1824 to 1964. |
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Willkie insisted upon the right of people to speak their minds , even when it was criticism of the power companies they were uttering . Insull turned to Willkie and said : " Young man , when you are older , you will know more .
Willkie insisted upon the right of people to speak their minds , even when it was criticism of the power companies they were uttering . Insull turned to Willkie and said : " Young man , when you are older , you will know more .
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To propositions which he received Willkie replied , " Tell them I didn't drop off the bush just yesterday . ... Forty congressmen and five senators signed a petition urging the delegates to work against Willkie's nomina- tion ; Senator ...
To propositions which he received Willkie replied , " Tell them I didn't drop off the bush just yesterday . ... Forty congressmen and five senators signed a petition urging the delegates to work against Willkie's nomina- tion ; Senator ...
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Nor was there any fundamental difference between Adams ' Federalism and Willkie's Republi- canism ; the man who had been raised as a Jeffersonian Demo- crat had abandoned his party and his master much as he had abandoned the unwashed ...
Nor was there any fundamental difference between Adams ' Federalism and Willkie's Republi- canism ; the man who had been raised as a Jeffersonian Demo- crat had abandoned his party and his master much as he had abandoned the unwashed ...
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