Teddy Roosevelt: “If he is a square man, no matter how much or how little money he has…”

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If he is a square man, no matter how much or how little money he has, stand by him because he is a square man.

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Republican · New York

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Roosevelt encourages support for honest individuals, regardless of their financial status.

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Teddy Roosevelt: “If he is a square man, no matter how much or how little money he has, stand by him because he is a square man.”