The Great Campaign
A farmer runs for president because the opposing candidate was selected by a corrupt politician. His son turns over the farmer’s major speech to the opposition, helping defeat the campaign.
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A farmer runs for president because the opposing candidate was selected by a corrupt politician. His son turns over the farmer’s major speech to the opposition, helping defeat the campaign.
A 26-scene Living Newspaper uses vignettes on crop surpluses, foreclosures, auctions, crop destruction, the Dust Bowl, farmer cooperatives, and the Agricultural Adjustment Act to criticize the AAA and urge farmers and laborers to organize against commercial middlemen.
A farmer runs for president because the opposing candidate was selected by a corrupt politician. His son turns over the farmer’s major speech to the opposition, helping defeat the campaign.
A 26-scene Living Newspaper uses vignettes on crop surpluses, foreclosures, auctions, crop destruction, the Dust Bowl, farmer cooperatives, and the Agricultural Adjustment Act to criticize the AAA and urge farmers and laborers to organize against commercial middlemen.