Teddy Roosevelt: “The complete change in economic conditions means that governmental…”

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The complete change in economic conditions means that governmental methods never yet resorted to may have to be employed in order to deal with them.

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Republican · New York

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He suggests that new governmental methods may be required to address changing economic conditions.

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Teddy Roosevelt: “The complete change in economic conditions means that governmental methods never yet resorted to may have to be employed…”