The message set the policy tone for 1937, signaling Roosevelt's New Deal priorities and framing legislative and fiscal objectives as he prepared to begin his next term.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered his annual message to a joint session of Congress, outlining the administration's priorities and legislative agenda for the coming year.
The message set the policy tone for 1937, signaling Roosevelt's New Deal priorities and framing legislative and fiscal objectives as he prepared to begin his next term.
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