Calvin Coolidge: “The immediate and pressing obligation for tomorrow is that each one of…”

On the recordNovember 2, 1924

The immediate and pressing obligation for tomorrow is that each one of us who is qualified shall vote.

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Republican · Vermont

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Radio Address from the White House on the Duties of Citizenship

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Calvin Coolidge: “The immediate and pressing obligation for tomorrow is that each one of us who is qualified shall vote.”