As Roosevelt's final formal address to Congress before leaving office, it articulated his enduring policy priorities and framed key issues for the incoming Taft administration and lawmakers.
President Theodore Roosevelt delivered his annual message to Congress, reviewing his administration's record and urging continued attention to conservation, regulation of trusts, and national preparedness.
As Roosevelt's final formal address to Congress before leaving office, it articulated his enduring policy priorities and framed key issues for the incoming Taft administration and lawmakers.
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