Dewey Campaign Portrait and Platform tensions
A closer look at the Dewey campaign reveals a candidate who diverges from party grooves, relies on veto power over platform wording, and aims for liberal social policies and pragmatic internationalism. The article notes internal factionalism among governors, senators, and delegates, Mary Donlin as platform representative, and a planned stance balancing sovereignty with world organization realities.
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Dewey
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Mary Donlin
New York
Taft
Ohio
Danaher
Connecticut
Millikin
Colorado
Miss Donlin
World Organization
Russia
Govereignty
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