FDR: “And if the security of the individual citizen, or the family, should…”

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And if the security of the individual citizen, or the family, should become a subject of national debate, the country knows where I stand.

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Roosevelt clarifies his stance on the importance of individual and family security in national discussions.

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FDR: “And if the security of the individual citizen, or the family, should become a subject of national debate, the country…”