Word: democratized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Democrat Bratton...
With Unemployment now at a pitch where the President of the U. S. has had to appoint a special commissioner (Col. Arthur Woods) to work on it, with Democrats full of fresh vim and courage after their party's November victory, it was certain that Democrat Wagner's would figure early and large in the legislative maneuvering...
Robert Johns Bulkley, the genial, bulky Wet Democrat who won a Senate seat in Ohio three weeks ago, last week lay abed in Cleveland breaking three important rules. He had bronchitis. He was not traveling around letting himself be seen. He had not yet found an alter ego to build him up as a candidate for the presidency...
...that, in a very embryonic way, is what Robert Johns Bulkley of Ohio already is. The presidential season opens formally the day after an off-year congressional election and even before the season opened Mr. Bulkley was being "spoken of by his friends" as a likely contender. Had not Democrat Bulkley overwhelmed Republican Senator McCulloch even though President Hoover visited the state during their campaign? Does 1932 not look like a year of great Democratic expectations? And is not Ohio the Mother of Presidents...
...Highly recommended as an issue this season is any distinct subhead of the Economic Situation. Senator Wag-ner of New York, himself hopeless as a candidate, has pre-empted the Unemployment subhead in the Senate for the time being but might be persuaded to share it with the right Democrat. His friend Governor Roosevelt has spoken for Unemployment Insurance and is also known as quite a Water Power man, on the government-control side. Newcomers like Bulkley and Morrow must, upon reaching the Senate sounding-board, sound off loudly and repeatedly on their chosen theme-but never too specifically...