The Political Career of Warren Gamaliil Harding

With the improvement of political status, Harding became more and more dissatisfied with family life, so he began to have sex behind the strict "Duchess". At first, he fell madly in love with Kelly Phillips, the beautiful wife of a good friend of his. This love affair lasted for 15 years in an extremely secret state, during which Kazakhstan wrote 250 love letters to this beautiful mistress to express her love.

Later, Harding was forced to terminate their relationship because his mistress repeatedly asked to marry him. 19 16, this handsome senator started a dramatic relationship with another beautiful young blonde, Nan Britten. That year, the girl moved to new york and immediately wrote a letter to Senator Harding, whom she admired warmly (she met Harding through her father in her early years), asking him to help her find a job, and Harding agreed to let her go to new york to meet her. When they first met, Harding couldn't help her find a job, but a few hours after they met in her room at the Manhattan Hotel, he stuffed $30 into her socks.

From then on, Harding began to support her generously. With the development of their relationship, in 19 19, they had an affair in Senator Harding's office and gave birth to a girl named Elizabeth Ann Christian. Later, Harding became president, and he still does. Every date, they often like to hide in a small room connected to the president's office. Although Mrs Harding knew about their proper relationship in all likelihood, for political reasons, she kept silent and endured for a long time. No wonder white house servants are often dissatisfied with the fierce quarrel between the president and his wife. During his six years in the Senate, Harding's work was unremarkable, and he did not promote any important bills, nor did he achieve any memorable achievements. Nevertheless, his optimistic personality, eloquent speech, pious attitude towards * * * and the party, and the fact that he represents a very important country still strengthen his position in * * * and the party. The discrepancy was accidentally obtained in 19 12. * * * The Republican Party originally wanted to nominate Hoover, who was an excellent administrative official. Of course, they can also nominate General Leonard Comte or President nicholas murray butler of Columbia University as presidential candidates.

However, after they found people like Wilson, the country was tired of people with outstanding ideas, because for such people, Congress was just a rubber stamp. They thought of Senator Warren Gamaliel Harding of Ohio, who is the most mediocre American and the most reassuring person, so they chose him. 19 16, Harding was elected president of the National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and made a speech on principles and policies at the National Congress of the Communist Party of China. After three years, Harding's friend Dougherty launched a campaign to elect Harding as the presidential candidate. 1920, Harding performed so badly in the three elections of * * * and the party's Chicago Congress that his election became a laughing stock to some extent. However, Doherty assured reporters that the nomination meeting would be deadlocked, and a group of exhausted party leaders gathered in "a smoky room somewhere" and would choose Harding as a compromise candidate.

This bold prediction proved to be very accurate. On a hot June night in Chicago, near midnight, the nomination meeting adjourned after several fruitless meetings. Harding was called to a room in the Blackstone Hotel to meet the party leaders, and * * * and 15 leaders of the party that decided the presidential candidate asked Harding questions. Have you done anything to embarrass the party in the past or now? Harding asked to give him time to think about it. 10 minutes later, he returned to his room and announced that his history was white. Then, the press conference began again. After the tenth vote, Harding was elected as the presidential candidate, and Massachusetts Governor John Calvin Coolidge was Harding's running mate.

The candidate nominated by the Democratic Party is james cox, governor of Ohio, and his running mate is franklin roosevelt, a promising young deputy secretary of the Navy. Although Cox assumed a posture of "a bit like a frontier gangster breaking into the venue and shooting", the party was always in Wilson; Trying to pull the United States with a liberal tradition into the league of nations and lose people's hearts. And * * * and the party are more relaxed. Following William McKinley's example, Harding launched a "front porch" movement, mostly in his hometown of Marion.

This practice is fully in line with the high evaluation of Pennsylvania Senator Boyce Penrose; "Don't let Warren leave his hometown. If he goes around campaigning, someone will definitely ask him questions, and Warren is the kind of loser who wants to answer questions. " During the campaign, Harding did not express his position on the main controversy of joining the League of Nations, but was vague. He actively supported the ideas of the party and government program: high tariffs, ship subsidies, restrictions on immigration, improving railways, setting up public welfare departments and implementing agricultural cooperatives. Harding shouted the slogan of "returning to normal" (that is, returning to the state before World War I), which was very important at that time. Harding declared: "What America needs now is not heroism, but healing wounds; Not a panacea, but normalization; Not revolution, but recovery, not excitement, but calm; This is not an experiment, but a balance: it is not bound by international firms, but has achieved success at home ... "These vague sermons have indeed received good results, and anyone who supports or opposes joining the League of Nations can find the reason why Harding should be elected from his speech. In fact, what most voters want is to restore laissez-faire, and finally give up the jihad that only brings ingratitude and pain and return to traditional isolationism.

For the above reasons, Harding has the biggest overwhelming advantage in a century-the number of voters 16 143407 to 9130328; 404 pairs of 127 electoral votes completely defeated james cox, the opponent of the Democratic Party, and won the general election. "This is not just an overwhelming victory, it is simply a major earthquake", which reflects the American people's protests against various setbacks and setbacks after the war and their eager desire for a peaceful life. 192 1 On March 4th, Harding was sworn in. He was the first president to take office in the White House by bus in American history, and his inauguration ceremony was also broadcast on the radio for the first time. A British journalist was surprised to say that Harding's inaugural speech was "the worst statement made by the head of civilized government so far". As a matter of fact, Harding's speech was really pale compared with his predecessor Wilson's academic bulletin. The background of Harding government is the rich in automobile and oil industry, because during World War I, the automobile industry in the United States has developed vigorously, and the advantages of oil industry in American industry have become increasingly obvious, and Harding government is famous for clearly representing the interests of automobile and oil capital. For example, in Harding's government, Hughes, the agent of Mobil Oil Company, served as Secretary of State, and Wedges, the manager of Morgan Boston Exchange, served as Chief of Staff of the Army. After the war, Hoover, the director of the American Relief Agency, served as Secretary of Commerce. Hoover himself is a big capitalist and has close ties with Morgan Power Trust Company. Mellon, the boss of Alcoa Trust Company and financial oligarch, served as finance minister. Former New Mexico Senator John Foer, who has been closely related to Rockefeller, Sinclair oil magnate and banker Dodge, became the Minister of the Interior. Dougherty, the leader of Ohio, Dean, the attorney general, and so on. Harding himself has a group of private consultants. Harding government was called "Poker Cabinet" by bourgeois newspapers at that time, because President Harding and his cabinet members, including Mellon, Harvey and Sinclair, held poker games twice a week, which often enveloped the White House in a relaxed atmosphere. Even theodore roosevelt's daughter, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, was surprised to see several decks of cards, tall glasses filled with whisky (during prohibition), strong cigar smell and "Ohio Band" unbuttoning their vests, sitting together and putting their feet on the table.

Harding entered the White House and went from journalism to politics. After he took office, he officially ended the American war with Germany, canceled Wilson's wartime measures at home, encouraged investment, allowed capitalists to operate freely, and implemented trade protection policies at the same time. These measures promoted the postwar development of the United States and brought about the "industrial prosperity" in the 1920s. Harding planted many friends in the government during his tenure.

During the campaign, Harding claimed that he had to form a strong cabinet. However, the announcement of the cabinet list was disappointing. During his tenure, Harding often drank and played cards with the so-called "Ohio Gang" in the White House, and most of the actual work was decided on these occasions, so Harding's cabinet was called "Poker Cabinet". Under such circumstances, it is not surprising that Harding's cabinet scandals continue. Harding's private life was disorderly, and two sex scandals occurred in succession. 1905 In the spring, Harding began to have a relationship with a married woman, Kelly Fulton Phillips. Phillips is younger than Harding 10 years old. Their relationship lasted until 19 19. At this time, Harding was nominated as the presidential candidate of the CPSU. * * * The National Committee of the Communist Party of China was afraid of exposing the scandal, so it paid for Carver's wife to go to Japan for a "long-term trip".

Harding died in the office. 1923 In August, Harding decided to conduct a nationwide "journey of understanding". Harding died on the road. The doctor concluded that he died of a stroke, but when asked for an autopsy, Harding's wife Florence refused. Later, it was said that he was poisoned by Florence. She poisoned him because she hated his affair.