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4 The radicals in the Democratic party denounced Parker as a conserva- tive ; the conservatives in the Republican party denounced Theodore Roosevelt as a radical . Conservative Republicans voted for Parker though he belonged to a party ...
4 The radicals in the Democratic party denounced Parker as a conserva- tive ; the conservatives in the Republican party denounced Theodore Roosevelt as a radical . Conservative Republicans voted for Parker though he belonged to a party ...
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Part of the reason for this astonishingly poor box score - so bad that one wonders how democracy has managed to survive - has been the blind , unreasoning support given to both parties by vast blocs of voters who will vote the straight ...
Part of the reason for this astonishingly poor box score - so bad that one wonders how democracy has managed to survive - has been the blind , unreasoning support given to both parties by vast blocs of voters who will vote the straight ...
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ously handicapped : in addition to the disharmony of his party , the Democratic National Committee was poorly organized , with certain sections remaining disgruntled ; the convention had nominated for vice- president Governor Charles W.
ously handicapped : in addition to the disharmony of his party , the Democratic National Committee was poorly organized , with certain sections remaining disgruntled ; the convention had nominated for vice- president Governor Charles W.
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