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This week as election fever
continued to rise,
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the Democratic Convention gave a rousing
endorsement to their candidates...
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James M. Cox
and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Good evening,
my fellow Democrats.
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Thank you for coming!
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Thank you!
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My friends, thank you.
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Now they say,
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the best way
to get rid of a man
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is to have him
run for vice-president.
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Well, I say
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ask my cousin Teddy
if that's how they got rid of him.
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Are you saying
it's my fault we lost?
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I'm saying it's the Republicans' gain
for at least another eight years.
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You and Cox
made sure of that.
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But that's okay.
This buys you time,
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this buys you experience.
We'll run you for governor.
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Oh really?
Of which state, South Dakota?
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That's very funny, but I'm not laughing.
We've got a lot of work to do.
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First, you need to know
what they're saying about you.
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They're saying F.D.R.
Stands for featherduster.
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That you're a lightweight, that you are
a dilettante without a point of view.
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You enjoy hitting me
when I'm down, Louis?
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No, but it's the only time
you'll ever listen to me.
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Why are you a Democrat,
Franklin? Answer me.
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The Democratic Party is the party
of the people. I am a man of the people.
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You're a Roosevelt.
What do you know about people?