Read to Congress Roosevelt's 1904 message on policy
The Roosevelt message opens with praise for national prosperity and outlines cautious federal spending, labor rights, and responses to capital and labor. It advocates stronger anti-rebate laws, interstate commerce reform, labor organization, and government ethics, while detailing currency, immigration, naturalization, elections, and foreign policy including the Philippines and Monroe doctrine.
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