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Members of the President's OWN PARTY - fed up with him, protested outside the White House, hung him in effigy, threw rocks and fired guns - while he and the First Lady cowered inside. The President? John Tyler - On This Day in 1841 (more)
Tyler, a states’ rights president, thought that the Constitution placed limits on what the federal govt. could do. This led to a series of vetoes of bills passed by his own Whig party—which made lawmakers furious; their violent protest perhaps the worst ever at the White House
Like WWR's daily history tweets? You might enjoy "Under This Roof" - the 2015 book by Paul Brandus, or 2017's "This Day in Presidential History." More books in pipeline amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no…
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