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Speech of Senator Truman on the
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Supreme Court Controxersly
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The controversy over the Supreme Court is causing more
newspaper and radio comment than anything else now being con-
sidered. The tories hope it is the end of Roosevelt. The Reds
hope it is an opening wedge for the general break-down of
American institutions. It gives them all something to talk
about. (Lathor Coughlin, the West Virginia Baby, William Ran-
dolph Hearst, Jim Reed and all the rest haven't had such a good
time since last September Dont
They are all hopeful of gaining something--they really
don't know what. All the noise means nothing. For the last
four years the President and the Democratic Party which controls
the Congress have been trying to meet a situation brought about
by twelve years of Tory rule and by a short-sighted peace policy
after the World War. Instead of assuming our position as a world
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power, we ran from/responsibility, and now one of the bitter-
enders is telling us that our neutrality policy, recently
adopted, is a farce. Well, so it is, but it is merely a logical
conclusion of our peace policy after the war, which he helped to
bring about. We sank our Navy; now, we are building it again.
We lost our foreign markets, and our own went to smash; now, we
are trying to get them back and are trying to adjust wages, hours
and labor so some millions of people can eat who are starving in
the midst of plenty. We pass laws for the purpose, and the third
branch of the Government says that certain i's were not dotted and
certain t's were not crossed, and that the Constitution, in
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