The Last Time an American Political Party Declined to Nominate Their Incumbent ... James Buchanan (in 1860), Rutherford B. Hayes (in 1880), Calvin Coolidge (in 1928), Harry S. Truman (in 1952 ...

The Last Time an American Political Party Declined to Nominate Their Incumbent ... James Buchanan (in 1860), Rutherford B. Hayes (in 1880), Calvin Coolidge (in 1928), Harry S. Truman (in 1952 ...

His tenure as governor prompted Coolidge to national prominence in the Republican Party. He staked his political reputation on facing down the Boston Police Department when they went on strike in ...

While living in Northampton, Coolidge began his steady ascent up the political ladder of Massachusetts’ Republican Party. Although his reserved personality was out of character for most office ...

Consider two major national issues of today: the federal financial morass and our out-of-control immigration policy. Coolidge also faced these issues and turned them into political victories.

Calvin Coolidge and Alfred Emanuel Smith last week grappled in Massachusetts. ... POLITICAL NOTES: Coolidge v. Smith. 5 minute read. TIME. November 10, 1930 12:00 AM GMT-5.

Teddy Roosevelt broke away to form the Bull Moose Party, and Calvin Coolidge had to decide exactly where he stood. So in 1914, when he became head of the Massachusetts Senate, that gave him the ...