Franklin Roosevelt

The UN was, in a phrase Franklin Roosevelt had used during World War II, “a trusteeship of the powerful,” and at its core was a modus vivendi between the superpowerful, the United States and the Soviet Union.23

The Great Experiment Strobe Talbott 2008

I think the Labour MPs in the British war cabinet, a Democratic President called Franklin Roosevelt and the many Labour MPs who fought (Denis Healy, Tony Crossland) or worked (Roy Jenkins) in/for the war effort paint a slightly different picture.

Right On Music Choice 2007

He signs checks John Doe (on a joint account with Jane Doe); the editor William Allen White in 1937 called him John Q. Public, and in 1883 the Yale sociologist William Graham Sumner named him the forgotten man, a moniker that Franklin Roosevelt adopted while campaigning for president in 1932 (before beer was sold in cardboard containers of six bottles).

No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003

He signs checks John Doe (on a joint account with Jane Doe); the editor William Allen White in 1937 called him John Q. Public, and in 1883 the Yale sociologist William Graham Sumner named him the forgotten man, a moniker that Franklin Roosevelt adopted while campaigning for president in 1932 (before beer was sold in cardboard containers of six bottles).

No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003

He signs checks John Doe (on a joint account with Jane Doe); the editor William Allen White in 1937 called him John Q. Public, and in 1883 the Yale sociologist William Graham Sumner named him the forgotten man, a moniker that Franklin Roosevelt adopted while campaigning for president in 1932 (before beer was sold in cardboard containers of six bottles).

No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003

He signs checks John Doe (on a joint account with Jane Doe); the editor William Allen White in 1937 called him John Q. Public, and in 1883 the Yale sociologist William Graham Sumner named him the forgotten man, a moniker that Franklin Roosevelt adopted while campaigning for president in 1932 (before beer was sold in cardboard containers of six bottles).

No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003

As we move into the Information Age, we really, as Democrats, have reclaimed the true legacy of Franklin Roosevelt, which is not a particular set of programs, but a real commitment to bold experimentation; to the idea that new times demand new approaches, and often a different kind of government.

Remarks To Third Annual Dlc Conversation In Baltimore ITY National Archives 1999

All we have to do is recall Franklin Roosevelt's comment on the English-speaking gangster-President of Nicaragua, Anastasio Somoza.

This Can't Be Happening 2010

The press called Franklin Roosevelt's plan to get Americans working during The Great Depression "The New Deal", the Supreme Court decided these policies promoted by the President and passed by a Democratic Congress were unconstitutional.

The Moderate Voice 2009

The press called Franklin Roosevelt's plan to get Americans working during The Great Depression "The New Deal", the Supreme Court decided these policies promoted by the President and passed by a Democratic Congress were unconstitutional.

The Moderate Voice 2009