Word: votes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...thus: An ultra-liberal Democrat, he has shown an individual talent for legislation. His political and economic theories cause him to swing naturally into line with the Norris-La Follette Insurgent faction of the Senate G. O. P. He exhibits no capability as a minority party leader. His votes are generally independent, sometimes freakish (he was the only Democrat to vote against the special session adjournment). A good partisan, he flays the Old Guard and what he calls G. O. P. "imperialism" so vigorously that many a conservative mistakes him for a radical. In industry and intelligence he is above...
...vote for the presidency Trainer and T. W. Dunn ran the closest race, the former winning 618 points, while Dunn gained 642. E. H. McGrath came third with 822 points and F. M. Pruyn was fourth with...