Who better fit the national mood than the thoroughly undistinguished Senator Warren G.
Poised between the administrations of Teddy Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson and the ensuing decade that would earn itself the qualifier “roaring,” 1920 found Americans craving a pause, a return to the soothing “normalcy” of a bygone era. A rousing chronicle of the political year that saw six American presidents, past, present and future, vying simultaneously for high office.
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