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William Jennings Bryan, Democratic party presidential candidate. Cabinet card, Oct 3, 1896
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Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. both roles coincide, and the President serves the best interests of his partisan followers by serving the people as a whole. William Jennings Bryan did not com- bine these features ideally; perhaps his weaknesses in the area of political organization cost him the Presi- dency. Nevertheless, he asserted personal leadership of the National Democratic Party, and he insisted that the candidate should be responsible to the electorate. In practice, the Bryan campaign technique performed both of these functions, gaining for him the position of nati 
