His republican campaign slogan was "Back to Normalcy with Harding." But it was very unclear what exactly he meant. . It was especially difficult to determine from Harding's speeches whether he was for or against American entrance into the League of Nations. There were also many things that were not 'normal' for America. Harding allowed for

The "Teapot Dome Affair" was perhaps the most important scandal of Harding's administration. After jurisdiction over naval oil reserves were transferred to the Department of the Interior, secretary Albert B. Fall leased Teapot Dome to oil interests in exchange for money. He eventually spent time in a federal prison because of his actions. The incident also resulted in the resignation of Secretary of Navy Edwin N. Denby, who had approved the transfer of the reserves.

Harding died on August 2, 1923. The official cause of death was listed as a stroke. Some doctors felt that a more likely cause was a heart attack. Some people believed that Harding's wife had finally become fed up with his affairs, and poisoned him because the scandal was coming to the surface.

Attorney General Daugherty was charged with receiving payments from prohibition violators, and was forced to

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