Though we could learn a thing or two about anti-trust from TR. "not trying to destroy corporations but rather wanted to make them act in the public interest. He demanded a “square deal” for everyone"? And why not?
Though we could learn a thing or two about anti-trust from TR. "not trying to destroy corporations but rather wanted to make them act in the public interest. He demanded a “square deal” for everyone"? And why not?
JL Despite historical focus on Teddy Roosevelt’s anti-trust ‘crusade,’ his successor President Taft initiated more comprehensive anti-trust initiatives that did Teddy. Teddy’s Bully Pulpit was great PR, but Teddy tended to exaggerate.
Though we could learn a thing or two about anti-trust from TR. "not trying to destroy corporations but rather wanted to make them act in the public interest. He demanded a “square deal” for everyone"? And why not?
The public interest is key!
A "commonwealth".
JL Despite historical focus on Teddy Roosevelt’s anti-trust ‘crusade,’ his successor President Taft initiated more comprehensive anti-trust initiatives that did Teddy. Teddy’s Bully Pulpit was great PR, but Teddy tended to exaggerate.