The address framed the New Deal's accomplishments and goals for voters, helping to define the 1936 campaign and reinforce the political narrative that contributed to Roosevelt's landslide re-election.
Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered his acceptance speech at the close of the Democratic National Convention, outlining his administration's record and campaign themes for re-election.
The address framed the New Deal's accomplishments and goals for voters, helping to define the 1936 campaign and reinforce the political narrative that contributed to Roosevelt's landslide re-election.
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