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Thomas Woodrow Wilson came into the office of the Presidency as a man who was an extremely popular governor, a charismatic leader, and a man who had shown, while dean of Princeton University, that he understood how to budget effectively. This, however, was not enough to ensure an easy nomination, as the Democrat party took a little over 40 votes in order to pick Wilson as their candidate for the general election. With Taft and Roosevelt (Teddy) fighting over the Republican nomination, Wilson was able to squeeze in and get elected, with only 41% of the vote. This allowed Wilson to be our 28th President, serving from 1913 until 1921.
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