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What This President Said About U.S. Security Needs To Be Tattooed On Every Congressperson’s Hand

Franklin Delano Roosevelt laid out a Second Bill of Rights, or an Economic Bill of Rights, in 1944. Little did he know that 70 years later we’d still be fighting for what he knew this nation needed.

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