Instead of the present arrangements for compromise, piecemeal legislation, we must have coherent plans from recognized party leaders, and means for holding those leaders to a faithful execution of their plans in clear-cut Acts of Congress.
Woodrow Wilson: “Instead of the present arrangements for compromise, piecemeal legislation, we must have coherent plans from recognized…”
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Wilson advocates for coherent legislative plans from party leaders rather than piecemeal approaches.
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