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2 February, 08:02

How did president Taft's beliefs differ from the progressives' beliefs?

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    The main way in which Taft differed from other Progressives of the day, especially Roosevelt, was that he thought it would be a waste of time to try to keep Progressive values completely in line with the Constitution.
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