Senator Barah Borat Enters Republican Presidential Race
The piece reports Idaho senator Barah Borat announcing entry into the Republican presidential primary in Ohio on May 12. It notes the party’s favorite son scheme, calls for multiple speeches, and Borah's aim to disrupt establishment control while lawmakers discuss housing, agriculture, and broader New Deal era policies. It also references Roosevelt’s administration and debates over federal lending and economic measures.
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Money, Tax Debate and Bonus War Politics Rise in Washington
The piece reviews shifting money questions facing the U.S. government, from wartime appropriations to the veteran bonus debate. It notes President Roosevelt’s veto of the bonus and Congress overriding actions, with discussion of funding, taxation, and political maneuvering shaping the 1930s fiscal battle. It mentions Morgenthau, Senate leaders like Hank Johnson, and ongoing campaign rhetoric as the nation nears elections.
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