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In his most unusual use of the progressive economic interpretation , Smith blamed the business orientation of both political parties on the checks - and - balances system . The divided authority brought about by checks and balances ...
In his most unusual use of the progressive economic interpretation , Smith blamed the business orientation of both political parties on the checks - and - balances system . The divided authority brought about by checks and balances ...
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Jumping back into politics , he lashed out at both political parties , declaring that political democracy was meaningless as long as money controlled its machinery . With Johnson and the whole progressive movement , La Follette called ...
Jumping back into politics , he lashed out at both political parties , declaring that political democracy was meaningless as long as money controlled its machinery . With Johnson and the whole progressive movement , La Follette called ...
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CThe casualness about means - was probably plainest in the general liberal unconcern over ordinary problems of political morality . ) Kemler was right when he categorized New Deal reformism as a movement that had relegated political sin ...
CThe casualness about means - was probably plainest in the general liberal unconcern over ordinary problems of political morality . ) Kemler was right when he categorized New Deal reformism as a movement that had relegated political sin ...
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