Code 1 American Crusade

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            "description": "<h5>Now 61 years old, Hiram Warren Johnson is no stranger to political warfare. As governor of California (1911–1917), he has a long record of experience, and pioneered progressive reforms like women’s suffrage, workers’ compensation, and direct democracy tools like the referendum. <p>\n\n\n\nElected to the Senate in 1917, Johnson became the lonely voice of Midwestern/Western populism in a party increasingly dominated by Conservative Business Financiers, railing against Imperialism, the League of Nations, and Prohibition.\n\nBy 1928, Johnson is done playing nice. The years of Conservative governance and dominance has angered him. \n<p>\nHoover enters the convention as the presumed nominee—but Frank Lowden got a \"write-in\" by party conservatives, leading to a deadlocked convention. Johnson’s allies, led by  George Norris, Charles McNary, William Borah and Fiorello La Guardia, seizes this chance, and rallies the party’s Progressive faction.\nWestern Progressive delegates flocked to Johnson, but Hoover and Lowden remains the leading candidates. \n<p>\nHowever, after five ballots, Dawes, Curtis and Smoot makes a sudden endorsement of Johnson, abruptly stopping Hoover's momentum, while Lowden's machine cracks. Before Hoover and Lowden's delegates can regain control, Johnson had been nominated, on the 10th Ballot.<h4>\n",
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            "electoral_victory_message": "<h3><b>\b<p>\"THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN: JOHNSON WINS IN HISTORIC LANDSLIDE! PROGRESSIVE GREEN WAVE LOOMS NATIONWIDE\"\b— Chicago Tribune, November 7, 1928 \b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b<b><p><p><p>\n                 \n\n\nYou stood before a roaring crowd in San Francisco, your face alight with triumph. You are the President Elect. The Progressive Lion of California had done the impossible—he had not only defeated the Democratic machine, Oscar Underwood, but reshaped American politics forever. The Republican Party shall remain democratic and progressive!\n\n\"Tonight, the American people have declared that the days of corruption, monopoly, and needless foreign entanglement are over!\" you thundered, your voice cutting through the cheers. \"We have reclaimed this nation for the farmer, the worker, and the common man!\"\n\n",
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