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November 03, 2020
“What if Trump does a Grover Cleveland?” Grover Cleveland checks back in.
Speaking of come-back kids, Grover Cleveland was president 1885-1889, was out of office for four years, and then president again 1893-1897. In November 1888, he and former Ohio senator Allen Thurman lost to Civil War general and lawyer Benjamin Harrison and future New York governor Levi Morton. In January 1889, the defeated Cleveland went back to New York to practice law. But his new wife Frances told a White House staff member: "Take good care of all the furniture and ornaments in the house...we are coming back four years from today."
Frances was right. He won again in 1892.
Posted by JD Hull at November 3, 2020 03:07 PM
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