Columbians in US presidential elections - Revision history

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-A number of Columbians sought the nomination, including law alum [[Andrew Yang]].
+A number of Columbians sought the nomination, including [[Beto O'Rourke]] CC'95 and law alum [[Andrew Yang]].
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	Obama ran for re-election and won.		Obama ran for re-election and won.
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		+	A number of Columbians sought the nomination, including law alum [[Andrew Yang]].

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-*[[Teachers College]] alum [[Shirley Chisholm]] is the first black presidential candidate and the first woman to run for the Democratic Party nomination.
+[[Teachers College]] alum [[Shirley Chisholm]] is the first black presidential candidate and the first woman to run for the Democratic Party nomination.
 ==[[2004]]==

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	Ike was re-elected.		Ike was re-elected.
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		+	*[[Teachers College]] alum [[Shirley Chisholm]] is the first black presidential candidate and the first woman to run for the Democratic Party nomination.

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	[[University President]] [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] is the Republican nominee, and cruises to the White House. He was then the closest-connected president to Columbia.		[[University President]] [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] is the Republican nominee, and cruises to the White House. He was then the closest-connected president to Columbia.
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		+	==[[1956]]==
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		+	Ike was re-elected.
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		+	[[Howard Dean]], who attended the Columbia [[General Studies]] postbac, ran for the Democratic nomination.

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-Quite a few Columbia alumni and attendees have made appearances in [[President of the United States|US presidential elections]]. Two attendees of [[Columbia Law School]], [[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]], were elected to the presidency. Not until [[Barack Obama]]'s win in [[2008]], however, was any Columbia ''graduate'' ever elected to the White House.
+Quite a few Columbia alumni and attendees have made appearances in [[President of the United States|US presidential]] elections. Two attendees of [[Columbia Law School]], [[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]], were elected to the presidency. Not until [[Barack Obama]]'s win in [[2008]], however, was any Columbia ''graduate'' ever elected to the White House.
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-Dewey famously trounced in a surprise upset by Harry Truman, despite what the Chicago Tribune thinks.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Deweytruman12.jpg]
+Dewey famously trounced in a surprise upset by Harry Truman, despite what the Chicago Tribune thinks.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Deweytruman12.jpg]</ref>
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 Republican nominee [[John McCain]] did not attend Columbia, but addressed the [[2006]] [[Class Day]] festivities. His daughter [[Meghan McCain]] is CC 2007.
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 ==[[1952]]==
-[[University President]] [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] is the Republican nominee, and cruises to the White House. He is the closest-connected president to Columbia.
+[[University President]] [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] is the Republican nominee, and cruises to the White House. He was then the closest-connected president to Columbia.
 ==[[2008]]==