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but would later run as a third-party candidate in 1912 after a fallout with then-President William Howard Taft. Roosevelt beat Taft, but both lost to Woodrow Wilson ...

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Roosevelt signed the most executive orders, with over 3,700 during his 12 years in office. William Henry Harrison signed the fewest executive orders, with zero during his 30 days as president.