Grant Only GOP President to Serve Two Full Terms
A compact history of U.S. presidential terms from 1868 to 1948 notes Republicans held office for 48 years and Democrats for 32, highlighting Grant as the only Republican with two full terms since the Civil War. It covers nominations, assassinations, party splits, and shifts influencing elections, including Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Cleveland, Hoover, and Roosevelt’s vice presidents. The piece ends with a small classified notice about a rebuilt Norge washing machine and a Maytag tab.
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