I mention them merely to illustrate the need of having a truly National system of government under which the people can deal effectively with all problems, meeting those that affect the people as a whole by affirmative Federal action, and those that merely affect the people of one locality by affirmative State action.
Roosevelt advocates for a national government system that allows effective problem-solving at both federal and state levels.
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