Roosevelts call for sane war on evil forces and wealth reform
President Roosevelt urged a forceful but sane war on corruption, urging exposure of evildoers while stressing honesty and self restraint. He proposed progressive taxation on large fortunes and stronger national oversight of interstate corporations, linking economic reform to moral improvement and national character.
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