1840: "Tippecanoe and Tyler, too." Whig Party candidate William Henry Harrison ran against incumbent president Martin Van Buren with that catchy slogan.

Martin Van Buren earned two nicknames during his lifetime: ... “Old Kinderhook,” abbreviated to O.K., was his campaign slogan and was one way the expression became part of the English language.

Martin Van Buren allied himself with ... issues and he faced what cynics might deem the first modern presidential campaign, ... with his opponent William Harrison's slogan ...

Why Martin Van Buren Was In a “Seinfeld” Episode and 5 Other Things Nobody Knew About Our 8th President. Story by Liz McNeil • 1d. A new book by James M. Bradley sheds new light on the ...

Martin Van Buren: Not 'OK' as president Martin Van Buren was the first president to be born an American citizen. Besides that singular fact, he put his indelible stamp on our history and folklore.… ...

In 1988, George Bush ran for president not only against Michael Dukakis but also against the curse of Martin Van Buren. This year, in seeking re-election, Bush faces not just taunting challengers b… ...

President Martin Van Buren didn't have MP3s. Or CDs. Or, for that matter, popular bands with wide radio play whose songs he could sample at rallies. This was, after all, 1840.

He may not have been a very memorable president, but nearly two centuries ago Martin Van Buren did much to create the modern political system we have in America today—the idea of strong national ...

Martin Van Buren 1837 – 1841. At a Glance Video Search Life Portrait Survey Result. ... was his campaign slogan and was one way the expression became part of the English language. ...

Martin Van Buren allied himself with ... issues and he faced what cynics might deem the first modern presidential campaign, ... with his opponent William Harrison's slogan ...