Alf Landon

Around November 1936, a brave man named Alfred Landon ran for president against Franklin Roosevelt. Landon held the biggest record for landslide loss of presidency until 1964. Although he loss, he took it and turned it into humor. With his courage to run against FDR (Franklin D. Roosevelt) even his loss still made him a well known for valiant. After his loss against FDR, he didn't run again but still maintain a position in the office in the Republican Party. Landon died when he turned 100. His house became very popular in Independence, Kansas which became a museum. 'Alf Landon have chased many dreams and caught most of them.' - Mr. Reagan