One of this politician's speeches was roundly mocked for the line "Wherever I have gone in this country, I have found Americans." A song supporting this politician used the melody of "O Susanna," and affirmed that this man "learned a thing or two / he knows the right solution / And in the White House he will stay / within the Constitution." This politician lost much support by choosing John Hamilt
One of this politician's speeches was roundly mocked for the line "Wherever I have gone in this country, I have found Americans." A song supporting this politician used the melody of "O Susanna," and affirmed that this man "learned a thing or two / he knows the right solution / And in the White House he will stay / within the Constitution." This politician lost much support by choosing John Hamilton as his campaign manager, and gave the "I Will Not Promise the Moon" speech attacking Social Security. This candidate's campaign slogan was "life, liberty, and" his last name, and his running mate was the publisher of the Chicago Daily News, Frank Knox. Modern scientific polling began as a reaction against a poll that erroneously predicted this candidate would win three hundred and seventy electoral votes, conducted by the Literary Digest. Only winning the states of ? Maine and Vermont, for 10 points, name this progressive Republican governor of Kansas who lost the election of 1936 to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
One of this politician's speeches was roundly mocked for the line "Wherever I have gone in this country, I have found Americans.
Alfred "Alf" Mossman {Landon}