William McKinley, n.All

William McKinley is a man with no more backbone than a chocolate eclair.

William Mckinley won the 1896 election campaigning from the front porch of his home in Ohio

William McKinley (who was assassinated) often wore a trademark good luck charm. It was a red carnation worn on his lapel. While meeting with the public a 12 year old girl asked him for the flower. He gave it to her and moments later

William McKinley is a man whose mask one is struck with. It is a genuine Italian ecclesiastical face of the fifteenth century.

William McKinley is a man who walked among men a bronze statue, for thirty years determinedly looking for his pedestal.

William McKinley was owner of a pet parrot that he named “Washington Post.”

William McKinley is a man who keeps his ear to the ground so close that he gets it full of grasshoppers much of the time.