CrusaderFrank
Diamond Member
- May 20, 2009
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'...I have stated what I conceive to be Mr. Roosevelt's major purpose that is, the centralization of power in the federal government, to the end that the federal government may be able to give the people "a more abundant life." I have stated that I do not believe in this purpose, because, as Mr. Roosevelt himself pointed out a few years ago, centralization of power in the federal government is not, in this country, the way to arrive at "a more abundant life" unless we wish to change all our basic concepts as to what constitutes freedom and happiness." -- "Hell Bent for Election" by James P Warburg who fell off the FDR wagon early on