The first page of Theodore Roosevelt's speech that ... was so great that in 1912 he formed the National Progressive Party (better known as the Bull Moose Party). He was running against Taft ...

President Roosevelt ran against his successor, William Howard Taft, on the third party, the “Bull Moose Party,” splitting the Republican vote and electing Democrat Woodrow Wilson. The following ...

The lobby serves as a stark reminder of the near-fatal shooting of another U.S. President, Theodore ... "I'm fit as a Bull Moose." Both Roosevelt and his Progressive Party, often referred to ...

On October 14, 1912, Progressive Party ... Bull Moose candidate drew enthusiastic crowds wherever he went -- the crowd in Milwaukee on October 14 was no exception. Wounded but still standing ...

His father, Theodore Roosevelt Sr., was a descendant of ... of its members following Roosevelt's new Progressive or "Bull Moose" party -- and facilitated the election of the Democratic candidate ...

AP Images Theodore Roosevelt giving a campaign speech. Barry Goldwater supporters at the 1964 Republican National Convention. Truman committed the Democrats to civil rights. After the party ...

As I have noted in prior columns, President Teddy Roosevelt is my third favorite ... on the third party, the “Bull Moose Party,” splitting the Republican vote and electing Democrat Woodrow ...