Our Constitution and the Federal Government’s Role
The speaker argues for preserving the Constitution as the ark of our government, warns against radical changes via executive or court power, and urges vigilance against Taft era encroachments while urging Democrats to defend constitutional government and oppose Supreme Court packing.
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