With the election year 1896 coming up, it's important to keep in mind important candidates for the election that will make a difference in America. And keep in mind, who a better candidate than Senator William McKinley himself!
William McKinley is a war veteran. He served in the civil war as a private in the 23rd regiment in his home state of Ohio. He was part of the humble Union army and won fights against countless Confederate units. After showing his bravery and leadership in battle, his superior promoted McKinley to commissary sergeant. After fearlessly fighting in the greatest war of all American history for 4 years, he immediately entered the field of Law, first by attending the Albany Law School in New York. He practiced law as a prosecuting attorney for over a decade, and was successful in nearly every case he was given.
Prove it, you may think. Well, what about when 33 miners rioted in Stark County? Their conditions were unfair and they were angry, but nonetheless they were imprisoned for rioting, for stating their opinion. Did McKinley ignore their cries for freedom? NO! He put his effort into getting all but one of them out of prison using his genius law skills. Not to mention how he selflessly refused the hard worked pay that they offered him after his generous deed.
After his huge impact on law practice everywhere, he became more involved as a natural leader in the Republican Party. He began this career by first running for governor of Ohio, which he was voted for by the majority of honest voters. He was a representative in the House of Representatives for 2 terms, the last ending a little over 5 years ago. As you can hopefully see, he has had plenty of experience in the law and political fields.
His independent and unique thoughts and takes on actions considering the people are nonetheless notable. "Cuba ought to be free and independent," humble McKinley says. "And the government should be turned over to the Cuban people." This just shows how selfless and thoughtful he is on the people's behalf: Even though he is a representative and politician, his main focus is the good and freedom of people, even for countries other than the United States of America.
In the words of Mister Future president himself, on the subject of diverse thoughts, "Our differences are policies; our agreements, principles." By this quote, he comes to believe that even the smallest of agreements or disagreements should be seen as principles; necessary, compromise. He holds true to his every word and stands by what he says.
Vote Senator William McKinley, 1896, for a better America. We need Senator William McKinley in the oval office!
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