If we are going to support any court, it will not be one that we have set up alone or which reflects only our ideals.
Calvin Coolidge: “If we are going to support any court, it will not be one that we have set up alone or which reflects only our ideals.”
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Coolidge asserts that support for a court must not be limited to one that reflects only national ideals.
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