FDR: “When a great danger threatens our basic security it is my duty to…”

On the recordMarch 9, 1933

When a great danger threatens our basic security it is my duty to advise the Congress of the way to preserve it.

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Democratic · New York

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Message to Congress on Economies in Government

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FDR: “When a great danger threatens our basic security it is my duty to advise the Congress of the way to preserve it.”