He was only ever elected President once. He was elected Vice President and became President when William McKinley was assassinated. After finishing out McKinley's term, he was elected. He then chose not to run again, essentially hand-picking William Howard Taft to be the Republican presidential candidate. Taft was elected but Roosevelt did not like the way he was running the country and decided to run for President again in 1912, but lost.
Roosevelt was McKinley's vice-president. After McKinley was shot, Roosevelt took over.
It was Franklin, NOT Theodore who served beyond two terms. At the time, there were no official term limits for the presidency.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was president for a little over 12 years.
If you are referring to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, he served before the two term rule was put into effect soon after his death.
The President of the United States in 1941 was Franklin D. Roosevelt. He was our only president to serve over 2 terms. He served from 1933 until his death in 1945.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected four times and although he died just over a year into his fourth term he still served longer than any other President (March 4, 1933 - April 12, 1945) The president to serve the most terms is President Theodore Roosevelt.
McKinley was president first by over 30 years.
Franklin Roosevelt was the only one to serve more than two terms and will remain the only one unless the Constitution is changed.
President Roosevelt was accused of "court-packing."
Because president Roosevelt died of cancer. Truman was his vice-President, so constitutionally he then succeeded Roosevelt.
Franklin Roosevelt cast 635 vetoes in just over 12 years as president. Grover Cleveland produced 584 in 8 years.
NO- ten is the most allowed. If he took over with three years remaining, he could run for only one more term.