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With a crowd of candidates vying for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, it brings to mind the election of 1836. Then the Republican forbear party, the Whigs, had so many White House hopefuls that they actually put four candidates into the race against the Democratic nominee, Martin Van Buren, the vice president under Andrew Jackson.…
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