progressive. now, he ends up with he gets a higher percent of the vote than any other third party candidate. he gets close to 28% of the vote. taft is 22%. and because of the split in the republican party, woodrow wilson becomes president with 43% of the vote. so one of the ironies of roosevelt is that one of the things he objects to about taft, he can t hold the party together of but at the same time by roosevelt running, he splits the party. so wilson wins the election, um, and that s it for roosevelt. he dies in 1919. but he s considered one of the if you look at polls that historianses take about great presidents, he s up there. he s in the top five. so he was a great president during his first two terms in office. and i think he runs in 1912 mainly for ego reasons. he can t stand to be out of the limelight. let me make another point about third parties. one of the things we find about third parties is that during the 19th century ideas tend to animate third parties.
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we go under cover to uncover deals that cost bay area homeowners thousands of dollars. citizens demand answers who is preying on pedestrians on one east bay city. tonight it could be one man and the police, they are in the hot seat tonight. fear is spreading in a neighborhood known for entertainment, restaurants and being family friendly. somebody is targeting people who eat, play and shop there. it appears to be a serial robber armed with a gun. reporter: lisa, berkeley police say this armed robber is targeting pedestrians and may be selecting them at the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station, following them home in the neighborhood where he strikes in the dark. paula hollowwell is afraid to walk in north berkeley. she is not alone. dozens of her neighbors pack a community meeting to learn more about a robbery spree. berkeley police say one man has people in less than a month. police say he is working alone and has a getaway car. in a few cases some of the cars that were s
company from holding two licenses but opponents say anything can happen even at laurel park if voters reject the ah run dell mills plan. we don t think it s misleading. it is an alternative situation. will it require some creative thinking? it is one location throughout the county. reporter: he says they make it clear the machines would be in the mall. nothing could be further from the truth. we re building a separate building and the law in maryland is no one under the 1 can go this. reporter: in fact it would be a new building. it calls for a new building and a parking garage in what is now behind the food court. opponents say that s still too close for comfort. the casino is only amir 100 feet away from the mall. we consider that at the mall. reporter: if voters approve the zoning change on november 2nd cordish could begin construction soon afte that in they reject that he could hold the state law license. he could approve someplace else or give up the license. a
and we knew we had to come through. and it was a total team victory. your left knee was bothering you and how do you pull off three of the ten sacks? it was i got on the field and i didn t feel anything until the fourth quarter. i had so much emotion and i knew we had to win the game. i had to do everything to win. and the team did heck of a job. what enabled you? we were able to stop the run. and we have to get every play. and we knew were going to get after him. thanks very much. take care of yourself. ahmad bradshaw. how important was the win tonight? we needed this one. we came out to play for the ring of honor men. we knew we had to come out and win the game. third quarter, time to win. you end up with your touchdown. what was the drive like? the offensive line did a great job and it was our game. and they just opened up a lot of holes and they were just able to spring. we are in the game, and looks like you are heading right to the end zone and y