Barkley Attacks Republicans Defends Roosevelt at Convention
Senator Barkley hails the New Deal at the Democratic National Convention. He blames the prior twelve years for economic ruin, defends Roosevelt’s actions, and calls for continuing reforms to restore banks, jobs, and confidence while contrasting Republican opposition.
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Democratic defense of reform and farm aid in 1936 speech
In a fiery political address, the speaker defends New Deal policies, attacks Republican efforts to repeal trade agreements and farm relief, and highlights farm program gains. He contrasts 1930s deficits under Hoover with Roosevelt era recovery, citing bank stability, trade gains, and agricultural acts as proof of Democratic strength and honesty.
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