President William McKinley and Vice President Theodore Roosevelt. For at least two decades now, social critics and commentators have been proclaiming that America is in a second Gilded Age.

"In the words of a great but highly underrated president, William ... that followed, McKinley’s message was haltingly heeded, ...

McKinley, an experienced legislator and coalition ... the young and vigorous reform minded governor of New York, Theodore Roosevelt.

But McKinley urged caution; Kern said McKinley was accused of being "weak-kneed and vacillating" by a lot of people, including his own Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt.

Such bold talk was more likely to come from McKinley contemporaries Theodore Roosevelt, Henry Cabot Lodge ... rectitude of his presidential hero, William McKinley. Robert W.

Theodore Roosevelt came to the presidency intent ... As Assistant Secretary of the Navy under President William McKinley, he lobbied for a stronger Navy. Fearing the danger of Spanish control ...

"William McKinley, the 25th President of the United ... "The person who really got us the money that President Theodore Roosevelt used to build the Panama Canal and a lot of other things.