FDR: “Those who disagree with what is being done, and with the manner in…”

On the recordApril 15, 1941

Those who disagree with what is being done, and with the manner in which it is being done, are free to use their freedom of speech.

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Democratic · New York

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Letter to the American Society of Newspaper Editors

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FDR: “Those who disagree with what is being done, and with the manner in which it is being done, are free to use their freedom…”