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tli* Walras said • • .
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Lack-a-mercy-me! AH this talk about so much having been stolen from the tax-payers' public coffers; all this scream about the astronomical public debt; all this holler-whoop-’n’-yell about waste in government—and bless-my-time if two political parties didn't spend $76,000,000 on a campaign election!
That’s what the estimates say: seven-five - comma - million f The same estimates say that the one hour program put on radio and television the night before election cost a quarter-million. That may be chicken-feed to Republicans, but here’s one poor Democrat who thinks that’s right smart cash!
But, whoa! back up a bit. The Democrats are reported to have slashed that dollar down to only 52 cents. *Guess I’ll have to ease up on the Republicans, since that one political campaign program only cost an eighth-of-a-million in the dollars the 'Republicans had when they were formerly in office. Do you suppose they’ve been saving those dollars since prior to 1932
(See -WALRUS, page 3.)
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