Teddy Roosevelt: “If he will do something that is not exactly straight for your…”

On the recordApril 4, 1905

If he will do something that is not exactly straight for your advantage, he will do it quicker for his own advantage.

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Republican · New York

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Remarks in Muskogee, Indian Territory

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Teddy Roosevelt: “If he will do something that is not exactly straight for your advantage, he will do it quicker for his own advantage.”