The Iron President
What if a politician repeatedly chose career suicide over compromise? Meet Grover Cleveland—the only president to serve non-consecutive terms, and a man so committed to his principles he alienated his own party, vetoed more bills than all previous presidents combined, and would rather lose elections than expand federal power.
Join host Michael Bahr as he explores Troy Senik's "A Man of Iron," the biography of America's most stubborn president. From sheriff who personally executed criminals to "the Veto Mayor" of Buffalo, from fighting Tammany Hall to breaking the Pullman Strike, Cleveland…
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