FDR: “I feel that something more definite than the presumption of mental…”

On the recordMay 8, 1934

I feel that something more definite than the presumption of mental incompetency shown in this case is demanded to support a change in the record.

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Democratic · New York

Source

Veto of House Bill 507.

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FDR: “I feel that something more definite than the presumption of mental incompetency shown in this case is demanded to…”