1. Roger B. Taney:Â In 1833, President Andrew Jackson put forward Roger B. Taney, who served as a lawyer to lawmakers and corporations. Jackson needed Taney’s assistance to break apart the Second Bank of the United States.
He rejected banking updates and agreed to withdraw money from the banking system. Given this complicated plan, the Senate rejected the nomination.
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