FDR: “Whatever else any of us may be doing, the purchase of war bonds and…”

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Whatever else any of us may be doing, the purchase of war bonds and stamps is something all of us can do and should do to help win the war.

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Democratic · New York

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In this quote, Roosevelt encourages citizens to contribute to the war effort by purchasing war bonds and stamps.

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FDR: “Whatever else any of us may be doing, the purchase of war bonds and stamps is something all of us can do and should do…”