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Always room for one more. Cartoon satirizing poor relations between then-Governor of New York Franklin Delano Roosevelt and former Governor Al Smith. Drawing, 1932, by Clubb
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Always room for one more. Cartoon satirizing poor relations between then-Governor of New York Franklin Delano Roosevelt and former Governor Al Smith. Drawing, 1932, by Clubb
CARTOON: ROOSEVELT, 1932.
Always room for one more. Cartoon satirizing poor relations between then-Governor of New York Franklin Delano Roosevelt and former Governor Al Smith. Drawing, 1932, by Clubb
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The cartoon print titled "Always room for one more" captures the strained relationship between Franklin Delano Roosevelt, then-Governor of New York, and former Governor Al Smith in 1932. Created by Clubb, this satirical drawing reflects the political tensions within the Democratic Party during that time. In the image, we see a carousel with various animals representing different politicians. However, there is an empty seat labeled "FDR" next to Al Smith's horse. This visual metaphor symbolizes the exclusion and animosity felt towards Roosevelt by Smith and his supporters. The year 1932 was significant as it marked FDR's bid for presidency against Republican Herbert Hoover. The cartoon suggests that despite being from the same party, there was no unity or camaraderie between these two prominent figures. It highlights their poor relations and lack of support for each other's political ambitions. Clubb's drawing serves as a commentary on the internal struggles within American politics during this era. It sheds light on how personal rivalries can hinder progress and undermine party cohesion. This historical artifact provides valuable insight into a pivotal moment in American history when Franklin Delano Roosevelt emerged victorious in his quest for presidency while also highlighting the complexities of political relationships at play during that time period.
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