Contemporary Forum: American Speeches on Twentieth-Century Issues1962 |
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or expended for campaign purposes should be publicly accounted for , not only after election , but before election as well . Political action must be made simpler , easier , and freer from confusion for every citizen . I believe that ...
or expended for campaign purposes should be publicly accounted for , not only after election , but before election as well . Political action must be made simpler , easier , and freer from confusion for every citizen . I believe that ...
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... election day . In 1952 our organization must be complete enough to reach and interest millions of potential voters . And so I compliment the Republican Party of Wisconsin on its foresighted action , and I am delighted to be a part of ...
... election day . In 1952 our organization must be complete enough to reach and interest millions of potential voters . And so I compliment the Republican Party of Wisconsin on its foresighted action , and I am delighted to be a part of ...
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... election , but how it is won , how well we can take advantage of this great quadrennial opportunity to debate issues sensibly and soberly . " Stevenson lost the election , but the quality of his speeches made the 1952 campaign memo ...
... election , but how it is won , how well we can take advantage of this great quadrennial opportunity to debate issues sensibly and soberly . " Stevenson lost the election , but the quality of his speeches made the 1952 campaign memo ...
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