Third term debate echoed from Roosevelt era
A historical discussion argues for a two term limit and compares Roosevelt to Grant and Taft. It notes Roosevelt lacks strong justification for a third term while Taft seeks renomination, with only Jefferson and Jackson granting a president a successor after eight years. It calls for amending the constitution to fix two terms. A remnant prophecy predicts future drift between Taft and Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
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Supreme Office
Taft
Jefferson
Jackson
Independent
James Schouler
Springfield
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Damon and
Pythias
Jonathan
David
Kennewick's bid for county seat faces Prosser opposition
The Kennewick Independent urges an active campaign to take the county seat from Prosser arguing constitutional rights, state that Prosser must wake up and unite public spirit, while noting Benton City and Kennewick as possible centers with Kennewick favored for location and logistics.
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Prosser
Kennewickians
Denton City
Benton City
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