Which president used the slogan “The buck stops here”? What does it mean?

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Pablasso · Answer 1 · 2018-09-03T06:22:59+0000

Harry Truman. Based on "passing the buck"-- someone would say something wasn't their problem, it was someone else's, and so on. Truman meant he would take responsibility for any problems.

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