During this election, the slogan "let's be done with wiggle and wobble" was devised by Albert Lasker, and Wallace McCamant defied party bosses by nominating the winning VP over Irvine Lenroot.
During this election, the slogan "let's be done with wiggle and wobble" was devised by Albert Lasker, and Wallace McCamant defied party bosses by nominating the winning VP over Irvine Lenroot. This was the first election that featured William McAdoo as a Democratic candidate. William Chancellor claimed the Republican candidate in this election was a "West Indian Negro." (*) Harry Daugherty engineered the choice of one candidate in the "smoke-filled room" during this election, which also featured the last run of an imprisoned Socialist, Eugene Debs. In this election, Franklin D. Roosevelt ran as a Democratic vice presidential candidate under James Cox, who lost in a landslide to an advocate of "normalcy." For 10 points, name this U.S. presidential election, the first to feature women voters, that was won by Warren Harding.
During this election, the slogan "let's be done with wiggle and wobble" was devised by Albert Lasker, and Wallace McCamant defied party bosses by nominating the winning VP over Irvine Lenroot.
election of 1920