William McKinley was the 25th President of the United States, serving from March 4, 1897, until his assassination on September 14, 1901, after leading the country through the Spanish-American War and overseeing the beginning of the Progressive Era. Born in Ohio in 1843, McKinley served in the Union Army during the Civil War before embarking on a career in politics. He was known for his support of protective tariffs and the gold standard, as well as his efforts to expand American influence overseas.
Following his stumbling performance at the first debate against former president Donald Trump, President Joe Biden has sought to reassure the American people of his ability to lead the country effectively. In times of uncertainty, looking back at the leadership of past presidents like McKinley can provide insight into how to navigate challenging times.
On the 181st birthday of America's 25th president, a look at the steps that made Canton home for McKinleys. McKinley lived in Canton, Ohio for much of his life, and it was there that he launched his successful campaign for the presidency. The city holds a special place in the history of the McKinley family and is a significant location for those interested in learning more about the life and times of the 25th president.
Congressman Clay Higgins (R-LA) and Congressman Chip Roy (R-TX) filed a resolution that calls on Vice President Kamala Harris to immediately invoke her power as outlined in the 25th amendment to address concerns about President Biden's ability to carry out his duties. This move has sparked debates within Congress about the appropriate use of the amendment and the role of the vice president in ensuring the stability of the executive branch.
Norwich University, announced the unanimous decision to elect Lieutenant General John Broadmeadow '83, USMC (Retired), as the University's 25th president. As the leader of a prestigious institution, General Broadmeadow will no doubt draw inspiration from the legacy of past presidents like McKinley as he takes on his new role.
After McKinley's assassination, a local Buffalo coroner was called in to tell the nation how the 25th president died. The tragic event shocked the nation and led to increased security measures for future presidents, highlighting the importance of protecting those in positions of power.
Republicans have called for an investigation into the potential of invoking the amendment to remove President Joe Biden. This political maneuver has stirred up controversy and raised questions about the stability of the current administration, echoing past concerns about presidential leadership.
At least four former Presidents, including Abraham Lincoln were killed. Let us take a brief look at the four such assassinations. The history of presidential assassinations in the United States is a somber reminder of the risks that come with holding high office. McKinley's tragic death serves as a poignant example of the dangers faced by those in positions of power.
A Colorado Republican introduced a congressional resolution calling for Kamala Harris to invoke the 25th amendment to the US constitution and remove Joe Biden from office. This bold move reflects growing concerns within certain political circles about the effectiveness of the current administration and the need for decisive action.
