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How did William Howard Taft win the presidency?1. He had a "crusading spirit" that rivaled Roosevelt's and had held elected office for most of his career.2. Roosevelt urged the Republican party to nominate him as his successor, and he promised to continue the policies Roosevelt had begun.3. He was, in the Republican tradition, opposed to a lower tariff and promised to entirely dismantle the American system of capitalism.4. He promised to expand the authority of the executive branch and to rethink the distribution of power among the other two government branches.
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