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WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT (1857-1930). 27th President of the United States. Judge Speaks. Judge, holding a paper reading Roosevelt policy, scolds President Taft saying You re big enough to have your own policies - and they are good enough for the American people. Cartoon from Judge, 1909
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WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT (1857-1930). 27th President of the United States. Judge Speaks. Judge, holding a paper reading Roosevelt policy, scolds President Taft saying You re big enough to have your own policies - and they are good enough for the American people. Cartoon from Judge, 1909
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
(1857-1930). 27th President of the United States. Judge Speaks. Judge, holding a paper reading Roosevelt policy, scolds President Taft saying You re big enough to have your own policies - and they are good enough for the American people. Cartoon from Judge, 1909
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1909 Cover Howard Judge Magazine Policy Political Republican Roosevelt Scold Taft Theodore Turn Of Century Will I Am
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The print captures a moment of political tension between William Howard Taft, the 27th President of the United States, and Judge, a popular magazine at the turn of the century. In this cartoon from 1909, Judge is depicted holding a paper reading "Roosevelt policy" while scolding President Taft. The judge's words carry an admonishment: "You're big enough to have your own policies - and they are good enough for the American people". This image reflects the ongoing struggle within the Republican Party during Taft's presidency. Theodore Roosevelt, his predecessor and mentor, had implemented various progressive policies that were highly popular among Americans. However, it seems that President Taft was being criticized for not fully embracing these policies and instead relying on Roosevelt's ideas. The cartoon highlights an important message about leadership and individuality in politics. It suggests that President Taft should develop his own set of policies rather than simply following in Roosevelt's footsteps. The judge implies that as a capable leader, Taft has both the ability and responsibility to create policies that would benefit all Americans. Overall, this print serves as a reminder of the complex dynamics within American politics at the time and emphasizes the importance of independent thinking in leadership roles.
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