FDR said "You are treating your county as a unit and, in treating it that way, you are giving an opportunity to the people who live on the farm equal with the people who live in the city." @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordNovember 26, 1934

You are treating your county as a unit and, in treating it that way, you are giving an opportunity to the people who live on the farm equal with the people who live in the city.

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FDR

Democratic · New York

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Remarks at Corinth

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