The change of one vote would have thrown all the affairs of this great Nation back into hopeless chaos.
FDR: “The change of one vote would have thrown all the affairs of this great Nation back into hopeless chaos.”
Editor's note · Context
Roosevelt warns of the precariousness of the Supreme Court's decision that upheld his policies by a narrow margin.
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