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... party status . Wet Democrats are jealous of their party's historic posi- tion and would almost rather fight wet Republicans because they are Repub- licans than dry Democrats because they are dry . Wet Republicans are extremely ...
... party status . Wet Democrats are jealous of their party's historic posi- tion and would almost rather fight wet Republicans because they are Repub- licans than dry Democrats because they are dry . Wet Republicans are extremely ...
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... party I could coöper- ate with ! " It is , I find , Mr. Borah's failure to support Roosevelt's third party in 1912 that has given rise to the suspicion that he does not " go through , " that he is , to speak plainly , a trimmer . The ...
... party I could coöper- ate with ! " It is , I find , Mr. Borah's failure to support Roosevelt's third party in 1912 that has given rise to the suspicion that he does not " go through , " that he is , to speak plainly , a trimmer . The ...
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... party talk on Capitol Hill will come to anything , but it is to be heard wherever one or two Progressives gather . The feeling against Mr. Hoover in the West is so bitter that Senators from those regions , even though they may be ...
... party talk on Capitol Hill will come to anything , but it is to be heard wherever one or two Progressives gather . The feeling against Mr. Hoover in the West is so bitter that Senators from those regions , even though they may be ...
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