Warren G. Harding sought to return America to "normalcy" by promoting policies that favored stability and economic growth after World War I. He emphasized a reduction in government intervention in the economy, advocating for tax cuts, lower tariffs, and a return to laissez-faire capitalism. His administration focused on dismantling wartime regulations and fostering a pro-business environment, which helped spur economic recovery. Additionally, Harding's emphasis on traditional values and a conservative social agenda resonated with many Americans seeking a return to pre-war life.
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The only way he can return for an episode or two would be if they did a multi Doctor special, other then that, no he's not coming back.
Warren Harding promised to bring back normalcy to America.
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Tex Harding has: Played Tex Harding in "Outlaws of the Rockies" in 1945. Played Tex Harding in "Texas Panhandle" in 1945. Played Jim in "The Return of the Durango Kid" in 1945. Played Tex Harding in "Blazing the Western Trail" in 1945. Played Brille in "Rough, Tough and Ready" in 1945. Played Tex Harding in "Both Barrels Blazing" in 1945. Played Reverend Tex Harding in "Lawless Empire" in 1945. Played Tex Harding in "Rustlers of the Badlands" in 1945. Played Tex Harding in "Frontier Gunlaw" in 1946. Played Jim Gill in "Desert Vigilante" in 1949. Played Tex Harding in "Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch" in 1976.
Most Americans wanted to return to simpler times, to what life had been like before the shock of war. Harding's slogan of 'normalcy' was a powerful idea as it means to return to normal life. This appeal made him very popular and won him the presidency.
He had to fix Harding's mistakes. For example, the Teapot Scandal left America very distrusting of the government and Coolidge was put in the tough position of getting the citizens back of his side.
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Retour. Return as in 'go back' is Retourner. Return as in 'come back' is Revenir.
Full employment did not return until WW II, which was, of course, a huge economic stimulus.