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Sound national policies come to be viewed with a new and unreasoning skepticism, not through the wholesome political debates of honest and free men, but through the clever schemes of foreign agents.
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gutenberg.orgFDR: “Sound national policies come to be viewed with a new and unreasoning skepticism, not through the wholesome political…”
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He highlights the impact of foreign influence on public perception of national policies.
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