The Whigs portrayed President Van Buren

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Lyrx [107]3 years ago

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In the election of 1840, Van Buren ran for a second term as president. This time his opponents used Van Buren’s political skills against him. Joel Silbey says the Whigs used popular speeches and rallies to portray Van Buren as a failed president.

“During his re-election campaign in 1840, crowds of Whigs would chant, ‘Mattie Van is a used-up man!’ because he no longer had any power or effect on things.”

based off this i believe it is B

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