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Why were Theodore Roosevelt and his supporters disappointed in Taft’s presidency?
Taft was less conservative than they had hoped.
Taft was less progressive than they had hoped.
Taft did not pass any business reforms.
Taft did not pass any social reforms.
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Taft was less progressive than they had hoped.
Roosevelt and his supporters felt Taft abandoned progressive priorities (e.g., he signed the conservative Payne–Aldrich Tariff, fired Gifford Pinchot in the Ballinger–Pinchot affair, and aligned with party conservatives), causing the 1912 split.
Roosevelt and his supporters felt Taft abandoned progressive priorities (e.g., he signed the conservative Payne–Aldrich Tariff, fired Gifford Pinchot in the Ballinger–Pinchot affair, and aligned with party conservatives), causing the 1912 split.
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