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Party Tricks In Politics From 1918 To Taft Hartley
A historical reflection on partisan maneuvering in Congress and the executive branch. It traces universal military training debates in 1918, the veto threat by President Wilson, and Col. E. M. House negotiations. It notes the Taft Hartley law's passage by a Republican Congress, calls for a practical labor regulation, and critiques party credit seeking and policy interpretation.
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