Grover Cleveland was known for his honesty and principled politics, often using vetoes to block legislative excesses. He was also the first president to serve two nonconsecutive terms. Cleveland’s squeaky clean image was the subject of a political scandal during the presidential election of 1884, when it became that the then-unmarried Cleveland had fathered a child a decade earlier with an unmarried woman.
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