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Do you want to return to Grundyism?
EARRY IS: ARCHIVES S. "NATIONAL SERVICE" RECORDS TROMAN AND LINEASY
government
The Republican Party has served notice that
that is what you can expect from them.
This year I sent a message to the Congress asking
that the power to conduct the reciprocal trade program
be extended for another three years.
out
There was immediate opposition from the
Republican Party.
There was Republican talk that the reciprocal trade
policy should be scuttled and that we must return
to the old days of tariff making by means of log-rolling
and under-the-table deals.
But the Republicans did not have the nerve in an
election year to destroy this part of our foreign policy completely.
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