Use "roose" in a sentence

1. Martha married Theodore Roosevelt, Senior, father of President

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2. New York, the Roosevelts

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3. Theodore Roosevelt would recall the visit of his “uncle James

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4. We no longer live in such a system, having now gone far beyond Theodore Roosevelt, who merely said that he could do anything the Constitution did not expressly forbid

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5. relationship with the Roosevelt family, he decided to stay in

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6. Teddy Roosevelt advises us to talk softly, but carry a big stick

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7. Since the time of Theodore Roosevelt, the national government has arrogated to itself any power that is not specifically prohibited by the Constitution, effectively turning the Tenth Amendment on its head

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8. Verily, I don't understand politics and am glad I am a simple fellow for I would hate to try to explain this line of thinking which proved disastrous right from the beginning when President Roosevelt decided to trust Stalin and expecting nothing in return as a sign of good faith during the Second World War

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9. Yeah, we know how that one turned out and I am not belittling Mr Roosevelt before you get upset for I admire all U

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10. Regarding Mr Roosevelt there is much evidence that he woke up to the nature of the beast in the end and even more suspicion of a communist spy inside his personal advisors who may have influenced him in the beginning

11. Colonels Wood and Roosevelt threw out their troops in skirmish order through the chapparal

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12. Colonel Roosevelt, after working incessantly to place the navy on a war footing, raised the regiment of cowboys for scouting in Cuba

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13. I have seen Colonel Roosevelt gently soothing his wounded, fearlessly leading a charge, addressing meeting after meeting during his political campaign, and quietly resting with his family

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14. Colonel Wood had assumed charge of Sumner's Brigade, Lieutenant-Colonel Roosevelt leading the Rough Riders, Colonel Diel the 1st Cavalry, and Colonel Baldwin the 10th

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15. On the right of the line Colonel Roosevelt spurred his horse forward, and with a cheer the Rough Riders started toward Kettle Hill, an eminence to the right front

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16. California Indians would not see a further substantial improvement until Franklin Roosevelt's Indian New Deal and then again under President Nixon (See Section Eight again

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17. His successor, Teddy Roosevelt, reversed course in several ways

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18. Roosevelt offered an amnesty for Filipino fighters and declared the war over in 1902

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19. Churchill deserves a greater share of the blame than Roosevelt

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20. And he and Roosevelt ordered destruction on a far greater scale than either the Nazis or Japanese fascists

21. For over half a decade before the US entered World War II, Roosevelt had stood strongly against precisely the kind of aerial atrocities he was about to commit

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22. When the Japanese military bombed Shanghai and Nanking, Roosevelt was among those most forcefully condemning them

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23. When Italian fascists used aerial bombing and nerve gas against Ethiopian civilians, Roosevelt again spoke out against the offenders in thunderous tones

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24. When Hitler's troops attacked Polish and other civilians early in the war, Roosevelt said:

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25. It is important to note that while Roosevelt acted on the advice of the military, their opinion was far from universal on the matter

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26. Harry Truman, a virtual nonentity unknown to most Americans before his nomination as Vice President, became President after Roosevelt's death

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27. Truman's fumbling would also lead him to use fear to gain public support, since he did not have either Roosevelt's popularity or his charisma

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28. Unlike Roosevelt, Obama did not jail or even try to charge lawless financial elites

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29. Truman had none of Roosevelt's abilities or popularity

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30. Franklin Roosevelt was an accomplished man with great success in ending the Great Depression, non-dogmatic in his thinking and practices, and the most popular US president of all time, elected four times

31. Where Roosevelt was the most skilled wartime leader the US ever had besides Lincoln, GW Bush was the most incompetent wartime president the US had since James Madison

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32. But while this sentiment did support Roosevelt, it does not change his central role

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33. But no one person created the canal more than Teddy Roosevelt

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34. It is fair to say that without Roosevelt there would not be a nation of Panama, nor its canal that was for so long been a hated symbol of US imperialism

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35. From a humanitarian point of view, Teddy Roosevelt was a disaster

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36. One can argue Roosevelt was an important president

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37. Roosevelt began the most famed part of his career as a bored rich man playing at being soldier, a dilettante and warmonger with little understanding of war who greatly exaggerated his own role in a minor skirmish against an outgunned enemy of draftees in a failing empire

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38. Born extremely sheltered and privileged, Roosevelt's family connections helped get him elected to the New York legislature and several other posts that led to Assistant Secretary of the Navy, where he schemed to get the US involved in the Spanish-American War while the actual Secretary of the Navy was on vacation

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39. Roosevelt's part in it was a minor skirmish lasting a few hours and some weeks in the tropics

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40. Roosevelt believed in pseudo scientific racism, and was trained at Harvard by some of the worst pseudo scientific racists in America

41. Roosevelt was a capable negotiator, but for empire

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42. To keep Britain and France from invading Latin America, Roosevelt agreed to have US troops invade Latin America if British and French debts were not paid

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43. Roosevelt invaded repeatedly; Panama in 1903, Honduras three times, in 1903, 1905, and 1907; the Dominican Republic in 1903, staying over a year; Mexico in 1905; Cuba in 1906, staying three years; and Nicaragua in 1907

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44. Roosevelt and a corrupt French businessman, Phillippe Bunau Varilla, stepped in

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45. Roosevelt negotiated to build and then rent the canal, signing the Hays-Herran Treaty

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46. Roosevelt then told rebels in Panama he would help them if they revolted

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47. Roosevelt, by his single minded dedication to build the canal, shares some of the blame for these deaths

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48. Teddy Roosevelt was above all an imperial president, but never a noble one

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49. Franklin Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy declared an end to wars against nations in America's “backyard” and he vowed to always negotiate, avoiding being pushed into war with Mexico

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50. ” Later Butler got his chance to stop bankers and protect the Bill of Rights, when some of Wall Street's elites tried to overthrow Roosevelt with a private army and set up a fascist state

51. Franklin Roosevelt appointed General Blanton Winship as Governor of Puerto Rico

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52. Roosevelt did order a special act of the New Deal to reconstruct Puerto Rico

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53. Roosevelt finally fired him in 1939 when Winship was facing new charges

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54. Though the Axis powers were mostly defeated by the Soviet Union, Roosevelt did lead the US in playing a major part in their defeat

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55. The Number of Lives Saved: There were 35 invasions in the 42 years before Roosevelt was in office, occupations lasting from weeks to up to twenty years in Haiti's case

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56. Because of Roosevelt, there was not one single US invasion of Latin America during the twelve years he was in office

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57. Roosevelt's New Deal for Indians also brought self determination for Native tribes, leading to their economic success and longer life spans

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58. Roosevelt's alliance with other Allied nations defeated the Axis powers, preventing further atrocities in the millions and Axis domination of the world for the next half century

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59. Together with Reverend Charles Coughlin, they formed the Union of Social Justice Party, a leftist coalition opposed to Roosevelt's New Deal as not going far enough

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60. Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Assistant Secretary for Latin American Affairs Sumner Wells formulated the Good Neighbor Policy with Roosevelt and carried it out

61. Some wealthy elites hated Roosevelt so much they plotted to overthrow him and put in a fascist dictatorship

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62. In his own time, Roosevelt was often falsely accused of being a socialist by those on the right

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63. In fact, Roosevelt was from one of the wealthiest and most elite families in US history

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64. Actual socialists opposed Roosevelt almost as strongly as those on the right

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65. Like many other Roosevelt accomplishments, he was pushed from farther to the left but then altered the idea in line with corporate liberalism

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66. ) When Roosevelt took office, all three of these nations had been under US control since Woodrow Wilson, who holds the record for most countries invaded by a US president

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67. Roosevelt, Cordell Hull, and Sumner Wells were all determined to change that

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68. From Teddy Roosevelt to Hoover, each US president spent much of their time trying to sort out local politics in Central America and the Caribbean, decide who should be supported, who should be fought, when elections should be held if ever, how education should be run locally, etc

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69. Roosevelt also deserves credit as one of the US's greatest wartime leaders, the equal of Lincoln

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70. Roosevelt united the US in a war effort in ways few other potential presidents at the time could have

71. But being to Roosevelt's left, they may have been less able to rally US society as a whole

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72. Those in the left progressive community hoped for a Franklin Roosevelt, and quickly expressed their disappointment he was closer to Clinton, a moderate compromiser who looked good only compared to the president before

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73. Where the American Liberty League plotted to overthrow Roosevelt, many conservatives outright threatened that Obama be overthrown if he does not give in to their demands

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74. Roosevelt had comfortable majorities in Congress most of his time in office and huge popularity

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75. This was the old Roosevelt solution that worked well in the Great Recession, stimulate demand using the government

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76. Where Roosevelt encouraged unions as a way to reduce inequality but kept them under government control, Obama never challenged anti unionism

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77. Healthcare, or Obama care, is likely what he will be remembered for as much as Roosevelt is remembered for Social Security

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78. (Notably, there has not been a liberal president elected since the start of Cold War, none besides Franklin Roosevelt

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79. So they convinced Roosevelt to drop Wallace and replace him with Harry Truman, a nobody from a corrupt political machine

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80. For had Wallace become president when Roosevelt died, Wallace would have been fully informed on Soviet atrocities instead of having blinders on and seeing the Soviets as a wartime ally

81. Today Roosevelt is well known for many of firsts, the first president to take on corporate power, to recognize unions, to push for conservation and environmentalism

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82. Overseas, one of Roosevelt's most important actions was to declare the US-Philippines War over, offer amnesty to Filipino nationalists, and push for Filipino independence, however slowly

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83. Teddy Roosevelt's reforms included the Pure Food and Drug Act, which created the Food and Drug Administration

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84. Roosevelt sent a committee to investigate

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85. The plan was to hand an ultimatum to Roosevelt: pose as sick while a newly created office of the Secretary of General Affairs takes over and runs the country in his name

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86. When Butler was offered command of this army, he refused and went to Roosevelt with the details of the plot

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87. But Roosevelt feared the arrest of famous figures such as a Du Pont on treason charges would crash the Stock Market again

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88. Roosevelt dealt with the coup by leaking the story to to the press

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89. Melodramatically offering to fight to the end with his troops, MacArthur was ordered by Roosevelt to slip out of the Philippines by submarine

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90. Roosevelt's response was complicated by his Good Neighbor Policy, vowing to no longer send US troops to Latin America

91. Roosevelt and Haitian President Stenio Vincent did get reparations for the victims' families

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92. There is little evidence that most presidents after Grant and before Franklin Roosevelt gave much thought to Indian policy, especially the schools

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93. Robert Wolstedter's Pearl Harbor: Warning or Decision, for example, debunked the claim about Roosevelt's supposed blame for Pearl Harbor

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94. The most obvious example was dilettante Teddy Roosevelt, who bragged endlessly about a few hours on a charge up a lightly defended hill

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95. Teddy Roosevelt went on to become a leading voice in progressive causes for the rest of his years

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96. Roosevelt actually got more votes than the Republican candidate Taft, but Democrat Woodrow Wilson won

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97. Teddy Roosevelt's Progressives were a big influence on the New Deal of his cousin, Franklin

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98. Her comments had led him to believe that she had come from at least moderate wealth, more likely upper middle class, but that didn’t tell him whether she would have cast her vote for Dewey or Roosevelt

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99. “Roosevelt had a lot of praise for the Russians during the war

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100. He recalled his father’s occasional comments about Roosevelt’s seeming affinity for the Reds from the time he was first elected, but this was far beyond that