Roosevelt seen edging toward La Follette platform
A New York dispatch notes talk that after the November vote President Roosevelt may align with Senate progressives from both parties, signaling a potential party split. Key La Follette planks include farmer profits, labor rights, public credit, public ownership of utilities, and tax equity, with Roosevelt facing pressure on the NRA and economic policy amid world trade concerns. The discussion weighs public ownership of railroads, power, and a broad approach to social welfare versus private profit.
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