Franklin Roosevelt
 succeeded him in his best known post.
During a gubernatorial campaign, this man defeated Teddy Roosevelt, Jr., but his running mate's loss
 left with him a Republican lieutenant governor. In one of this man's speeches, he suggested it was folly to
 attack government entitlements by saying "Nobody shoots at Santa Claus." This politician's popular
 slogan was "Let's look at the record." This man crossed party lines to support Willkie and Landon instead
 of the Democratic candidate, who had described him as the "Happy Warrior." Franklin Roosevelt
 succeeded him in his best known post. For 10 points, name this Governor of New York who lost the 1928
 presidential election to Herbert Hoover and was the first Catholic nominee for president.
During a gubernatorial campaign, this man defeated Teddy Roosevelt, Jr., but his running mate's loss
 left with him a Republican lieutenant governor.
Alfred Emanuel {Smith}, Jr.