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21 September, 01:54

Why did the democrats nominate William Jennings Bryan as their presidential candidate?

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    In 1896 the Populists gambled on endorsing the Democratic Party presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan since he endorsed the important issue of free silver. By doing so the Populists sacrificed their independent party identity which they never effectively regained even though Bryan lost the election.
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