After having served as the 25th US Vice President and the 26th US President, Theodore Roosevelt hit the campaign trail again and formed the Progressive Party which he termed the "Bull Moose Party" for a run in the 1912 election.
While campaigning in Milwauukee, Wisconsin, Roosevelt was shot in the chest on 14 October 1912 by John Schrank. The bullet failed to penetrate a vital organ.
The incumbent Republican President William Howard Taft won only 2 states and 8 electoral votes. Theodore Roosevelt won in 6 states and gained 88 electoral votes. Democratic challenger Woodrow Wilson carried 40 states and 435 electoral votes to become the 28th US President.
On 30 January 1835, Richard Lawrence aimed two pistols at Pres. Andrew Jackson and pulled the triggers, but both guns misfired. The President then beat the man down with a cane until police arrived. Lawrence was found not guilty by reason of insanity and spent the rest of his life in a mental institution.
Andrew Jackson
On January 30, 1835, Richard Lawrence aimed two pistols at Pres. Jackson and pulled the triggers, but both guns misfired. Pres. Jackson then beat the man to the ground with his cane.
Andrew Jackson
It was Andrew Jackson.
Andrew Jackson.
The first was Andrew Jackson, the 7th Presdent of the United States.
was the first president to ever survive an assassination attempt
Andrew Johnson being the first person to be president after Lincolns assassination
Andrew Jackson on 30 January 1835 by an insane British housepainter just outside of the US Capital.
Garfield's assassination came first. The Pendleton Act was largely a response to the assassination .
In 1867, President Abraham Lincoln was the first U.S. President assasinated.
In London at Constitution Hill.
Andrew Jackson was the first one to survive a attempt assassination made by Richard Lawrence but exactly 30 years Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wikes Booth
Chester A. Arthur
He was President 4 yrs 1 mo. before the assassination.
In his first term he survived an assassination attempt, took a hard line against labor unions, and ordered an invasion of Grenada.