One politician with this surname beat Samuel Young as a so-called "People's Party" candidate and took his highest office after Daniel D. Tompkins became vice president. Another politician with this name signed both the Earned Income Tax Credit and the CHIP program into law. Yet another politician with this surname became the first vice president to die (*) in office while holding that post under James Madison. A politician with this surname saw the infrastructure project he championed as governor, the Erie Canal, derisively labeled as his "folly." A president with this last name was plagued by
One politician with this surname beat Samuel Young as a so-called "People's Party" candidate and took his highest office after Daniel D. Tompkins became vice president. Another politician with this name signed both the Earned Income Tax Credit and the CHIP program into law. Yet another politician with this surname became the first vice president to die (*) in office while holding that post under James Madison. A politician with this surname saw the infrastructure project he championed as governor, the Erie Canal, derisively labeled as his "folly." A president with this last name was plagued by the Whitewater controversy and was once served by Secretary of State Madeline Albright. For 10 points, give this surname shared by New York governors George and DeWitt and the presidential predecessor of George W. Bush.
One politician with this surname beat Samuel Young as a so-called "People's Party" candidate and took his highest office after Daniel D. Tompkins became vice president.
{Clinton}