Perhaps the most influential vice president in history behind Teddy Roosevelt and Martin van Buren, Garrett Hobart was not your typical vice president.
A lawyer and businessman by trade, Hobart maintained a strong relationship with the businesses he owned during his time in office, allowing William McKinley, the man he served under as Vice President, to always have a positive relationship with America’s booming industries.
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