How successful was harding in fulfilling his campaign pledge of returning the country to normalcy?

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<span>In the sense of getting the country back into profitable big business, Harding was successful in a "return to normalcy." That said, his presidency was marked by scandal and corruption and he died halfway through his term, so it's tough to consider him a successful president. </span>

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