Opposition Put on Defensive by Roosevelt Tie
Earl Godwin argues the Roosevelt campaign must be aspirational and attack opposition bankers and wealth, praising New Deal gains. He notes debt, taxes, and government costs, contending recovery rests on reform, public works, and resisting big business opposition during the 1930s political clash.
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