Alice Roosevelt

Alice Lee Roosevelt Longsworth, or Alice Roosevelt, was President Theodore Roosevelt's oldest child and born to him of his first wife. She grew up as a socialite in a politically-charged environment with her father being a State Assemblyman and her mother a banking heiress. Fun fact: she descended from the Schuyler family, the same whose daughter married Alexander Hamilton. She married a Republican Representative from Ohio named Nicholas Longworth III, but it was a fragile marriage and her first and only baby was allegedly the love child of Senator William Edgar Borah from Idaho. She was a lifelong Republican until her allegiances sided with Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson, in the 1964 election, and later Bobby Kennedy in 1968. When her father first took office as President, she started a fashion trend as a stylish icon. She stayed out late with men, had a pet snake, and did other very non-stereotypically feminine things like smoking in public. All in all, she raised a lot of scandal in her complete change of how women should act. She was inarguably a mover and a shaker, a trendsetter of her time.