Difference between revisions of "Roosevelt dictatorship"
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| − | The proposal for a '''Roosevelt dictatorship''' was raised as a hypothetical several months prior to the election of [[FDR]] as President in 1933. Several influential members of the media were responsible for the initial discussions, and one month before inauguration Speaker [[John Nance Garner]] introduced a bill to give the President unilateral authority. | + | The proposal for a '''Roosevelt dictatorship''' was raised as a hypothetical several months prior to the election of [[FDR]] as President in 1933. Several influential members of the media were responsible for the initial discussions, and one month before inauguration Speaker [[John Nance Garner]] introduced a bill to give the President [[unilateral]] authority. |
The bill did not make it out of committee. | The bill did not make it out of committee. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:09, September 20, 2025
The proposal for a Roosevelt dictatorship was raised as a hypothetical several months prior to the election of FDR as President in 1933. Several influential members of the media were responsible for the initial discussions, and one month before inauguration Speaker John Nance Garner introduced a bill to give the President unilateral authority.
The bill did not make it out of committee.