#PREVIEW: #PRESIDENTS WEEKEND: WOODROW WILSPROGRESSIVISM: ON: TR: JANE ADDAMS: From a conversation with author Neil Lanctot for his new work, THE APPROACHING STORM: Roosevelt, Wilson, Addams and Their Clash Over America's Future, re the Progressive wings

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🗓️ 18 February 2024

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#PREVIEW: #PRESIDENTS WEEKEND: WOODROW WILSPROGRESSIVISM: ON: TR: JANE ADDAMS: From a conversation with author Neil Lanctot for his new work, THE APPROACHING STORM: Roosevelt, Wilson, Addams and Their Clash Over America's Future, re the Progressive wings of both parties in the 1912 Election; and how the GOP struggled to challenge TR's Bullmoose campaign in 1912 -- but also struggled not to push him away from helping or leading future campaigns. Also the readiness complaint. Much more of this later.

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0:30.7	conversation I have with Neil Lankto, his book about the progressives of
0:35.6	1912 to 1919.
0:39.0	That would be Woodrow Wilson for the Democrats. Jane Adams for social workers and the women of America,
0:47.0	and Teddy Roosevelt for the Bulmoose and then for the Republicans.
0:51.0	The rise of the progressives at this period. We know that Wilson wins in 12 against
0:57.0	Teddy Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. In 16 Roosevelt stepped aside.
1:03.8	And in 20 he planned to run again.
1:05.5	The progressives were taking control of both parties and arguing for reform.
1:11.9	Jane Adams always for reform, also for peacemaking during the first war and leads a peace delegation.
1:20.0	In this particular instance, though, the Republican Party's stumped what to do about the
1:26.5	Bullmose Party.
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