William Taft actually said...

"I think generally that if they see the man and come into a sort of personal touch, they are more sympathetic with him in his difficulties."

"I am not in favor of suffrage for women until I can be convinced that all the women desire it; and when they desire it I am in favor of giving it to them, and when they desire it they will get it too."

"I wish that every woman in the world was so situated that she did not think it was necessary for her to marry if she did not want to."

"I am the last one to take a position against that old doctrine of the common law that there ought to be nothing to interfere with matrimony."