Teddy Roosevelt: “This means that the law as construed by the Supreme Court is such that…”

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This means that the law as construed by the Supreme Court is such that the business of the country can not be conducted without breaking it.

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Republican · New York

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Roosevelt critiques the Supreme Court's interpretation of law, suggesting it hampers business operations.

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Teddy Roosevelt: “This means that the law as construed by the Supreme Court is such that the business of the country can not be conducted…”