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Quote of the Day (Teddy Roosevelt, With a Yardstick for Judging Government by Shutdown)
“We are not to be
excused if we fail to hold our public men to a rigid accountability if they
fail, in their turn, to see that we have proper legislation and proper
administration. No public man worth his salt will be other than glad to be held
accountable in that fashion.”– President Theodore Roosevelt, “Speech at the
Laying of the Cornerstone of the YMCA Auxiliary Clubhouse,” Vallejo,
California, May 14, 1903, in A
Compilation of the Messages and Speeches of Theodore Roosevelt, Vol. 1,
edited by Alfred Henry Lewis (1906)
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