So far as I can judge, however, from the summary, their conclusions appear sufficiently favorable, so that I feel warranted in recommending a measure which will protect the rights of the States, discharge the necessary Government functions, and leave the electrical field to private enterprise.
Calvin Coolidge: “So far as I can judge, however, from the summary, their conclusions appear sufficiently favorable, so that I feel…”
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Coolidge advocates for legislation that protects state rights while promoting private enterprise in the electrical field.
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