But those situations are not as easy or as simple to deal with as some spokesmen, whose sincerity I do not question, would have us believe.
FDR: “But those situations are not as easy or as simple to deal with as some spokesmen, whose sincerity I do not question…”
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Roosevelt highlights the complexity of post-war situations that are often oversimplified by some.
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