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Robert LaFollette “Fighting Bob”

LaFollette’s Resume Born in Primrose, WI (1855)Born in Primrose, WI (1855) U.W. Law School (1880)U.W. Law School (1880) House of Representatives ( )House of Representatives ( ) Governor of WI ( )Governor of WI ( ) U.S. Senator ( )U.S. Senator ( ) Presidential Candidate (1924)Presidential Candidate (1924)

Belle Case LaFollette Attended U.W. Madison Initially became a Teacher Went back for law degree First female graduate of U.W. Madison Law School. Led fight for Woman’s suffrage in Wisconsin – Nation.

Robert LaFollette’s – “Wisconsin Idea” PROGRESSIVE REFORMS

Progressive Reforms 1913 Taxable Income Rate $3,000-20,0001% $20,000-50,0002% $50,000-75,0003% $75, ,0004% $100, ,0005% $250, ,0006% $500,000+7% 2005 Taxable Income Rate $0-10,000 10% $10,000-35,050 15% $35,051-98,250 20% $98, ,100 28% $159, ,950 30% $311, % Graduated Income Tax – 16th Amendment

Progressive Reforms Workers Compensation

Progressive Reforms Government control of Railroads

Progressive Reforms Money for Education

Progressive Reforms Civil Service Reform

Wisconsin Idea – Voting Reform

Direct Primary – Election open to all voters in a political party

Initiative – Lets voters introduce a law.

Referendum – People vote for or against a proposed law

Recall – Gives citizens the chance to remove elected officials

Legacy of LaFollette Opposed US entry into World War IOpposed US entry into World War I

Legacy of LaFollette Opposed US entry into World War IOpposed US entry into World War I Third Party Candidate in the 1924 Presidential ElectionThird Party Candidate in the 1924 Presidential Election

Makes a Run in 1912….

Legacy of LaFollette Opposed US entry into World War IOpposed US entry into World War I Third Party Candidate in the 1924 Presidential ElectionThird Party Candidate in the 1924 Presidential Election Made Wisconsin a leader in social and political reformMade Wisconsin a leader in social and political reform