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The 1916 Election: When America Voted for Peace, But Got War | A Nail-Biter Presidential Race

Step back in time to 1916, a year that saw America on the brink! Europe was engulfed in the brutal fires of World War I, and the United States was desperately trying to remain neutral. This episode of "ANA LENS" dives deep into one of the most dramatic and consequential presidential elections in U.S. history. Join us as we uncover: President Woodrow Wilson's iconic re-election campaign built on the powerful promise: "He Kept Us Out of War." The challenge from Republican Charles Evans Hughes, a Supreme Court Justice who resigned to run, aiming to unite a fractured party. The intense campaign dynamics, including the economy, progressive reforms, and crucial debates over American neutrality amidst global conflict. The infamous California "snub" incident that may have tipped the scales for Hughes. The nail-biting election night where newspaper headlines prematurely declared a winner, only for the Western states to dramatically swing the outcome. The profound aftermath and legacy of this election – how America's choice for peace quickly transformed into entry into the Great War. Discover why the 1916 election was a true turning point, showcasing the power of public sentiment, the razor-thin margins of democracy, and the unpredictable forces of history. If you're fascinated by American history, presidential elections, or the events leading up to WWI, this is an episode you won't want to miss! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more deep dives into pivotal moments in American history! #USPresidentialElection1916 #WoodrowWilson #WorldWar1 #AmericanHistory #PresidentialElection #HistoryPodcast #TurningPointAmerica #WWI #CharlesEvansHughes #ElectionHistory #Neutrality #HistoricalEvents #USPolitics #ElectionDrama #GreatWar