William Howard Taft (president known for anti-corruption cleaning)

William Howard Taft was the 27th President of the United States (1909-1913), known for fighting corruption and promoting fair government. He aimed to break up trusts and monopolies that harmed consumers and small businesses, enforcing antitrust laws more strictly than his predecessors. Taft believed in honest government and transparency, working to reduce corruption in public offices. After his presidency, he also served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, where he continued to influence American law. His leadership emphasized integrity and reform, shaping a more accountable and just administrative system.