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FDR: We need to recognize nationally that the demands of no group, however just, can be satisfied unless that group is…

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We need to recognize nationally that the demands of no group, however just, can be satisfied unless that group is prepared to share in finding a way to produce the income from which they and all other groups can be paid. . . .
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Roosevelt highlights the necessity for groups to contribute to the economy to meet their demands.

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