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All proposals for assuming new obligations ought to be postponed, unless they are reproductive capital investments or are such as are absolutely necessary at this time.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “All proposals for assuming new obligations ought to be postponed, unless they are reproductive capital investments or…”
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This quote reflects Coolidge's cautious approach to government obligations and investments during uncertain times.
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