James Cox, Democratic candidate for President, argued that President Wilson's efforts had saved "civilization."

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It is true that James Cox, the Democratic candidate for President, argued in favor that President Wilson's efforts had saved "civilization."

He said the above when he was the democratic candidate for the presidency in the 1920 election.

He finger-pointed the Republicans because he thought they failed to recognize the important decisions President Woodrow Wilson made during World War I and how he approached a peace agreement at the end of the war. Cox indeed considered that Wilson had saved "civilization" with his decisions.

James Cox was a representative for the state of Ohio, and years later, governor of Ohio from 1913 to 1915, and 1917 to 1921.

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