John Calvin Coolidge, Jr. served as the thirtieth President of the United States, rising through Massachusetts state politics to become governor. His decisive actions during the Boston Police Strike propelled him into national prominence. Coolidge was known for his conservative stance, advocating for a limited government and restoring public confidence in the White House. His legacy remains debated, with evaluations split between those who praise his fiscal restraint and those who believe in greater federal economic regulation.
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