he had a wheelchair
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calm the fears of the public.
Franklin Roosevelt was President when the first federally-funded public housing was built in the US.
Claim the fears of the public
Franklin D. Roosevelt was partially paralyzed in his legs from polio several years before he ran for president. He wore braces on his legs and could stand up with the support of the podium to make speeches and I think he could take a few steps to get to the podium. He hid his disability from the public. He had a special car with hand controls that he could drive.
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A dedication to public services.
The Public Works Authority was a part of the New Deal Coalition. The New Deal Coalition was created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Yes, President Franklin D. Roosevelt had a complex relationship with the press. While he was known for his regular press conferences and use of the media to communicate with the public, he also had moments of tension with journalists over coverage of his administration's policies and decisions. Overall, he understood the importance of the press in shaping public opinion and worked to cultivate relationships with key reporters and media outlets.
national industrial recovery act
because he needed one
Franklin D. Roosevelt did hold regular sessions over the radio to help gain public support for his presidential programs. It was a way to reach the masses.