Theodore Roosevelt remained active in public life after his presidency from "summary" of The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt by Edmund Morris
Theodore Roosevelt did not fade into obscurity after leaving the White House. He remained a prominent figure in American public life, continuing to champion causes he believed in and speaking out on issues he felt passionate about. Roosevelt's post-presidential career was marked by a tireless dedication to public service and a relentless pursuit of his goals. One of the key ways in which Roosevelt stayed active in public life was through his involvement in the Progressive Party. After leaving the presidency, he became disillusioned with the Republican Party and decided to form his own political party, which he called the Progressive Party. Roosevelt saw this new party as a vehicle for advancing his progressive agenda and promoting his vision f...
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