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wyldwolf
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Sat Dec-31-05 11:03 AM
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my source says:
Wallace's left-wing views made him increasingly unpopular in the Democratic Party and Roosevelt came under pressure to drop him as his vice-president in 1944. Roosevelt was unwilling to protect Wallace and Harry S. Truman got the nomination.
How does that contradict me? And what do YOUR sources say?
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