William Borah

William Borah was an influential American senator from Idaho (1907-1940), known for his independence and strong principles. He championed issues like neutrality in foreign policy, often opposing interventions he thought unnecessary or harmful. Borah was a vocal critic of excessive government power and worked to represent the interests of ordinary citizens. His leadership in the Senate helped shape U.S. policies in the early 20th century, and he is remembered as a principled advocate for democracy, often standing against his own party when his conscience guided him.