Taft family

The Taft family is a prominent American political family known for producing two U.S. Presidents: William Howard Taft, who served as the 27th President and later as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and his cousin, Robert A. Taft, a leading conservative senator. Their influence extended to judiciary and legislative branches, shaping early 20th-century policies. The family’s legacy highlights a tradition of public service within American politics, with members contributing to legal, legislative, and executive roles across generations.