reply to post by blind.face
Interesting passage from the book:
"What 'use' he was in Albany became a matter of some debate as the months went by. Not for nothing was he known as 'the Cyclone Assemblyman,'
being primarily a destructive force in the House. Indeed, Roosevelt seemed better at scattering the legislation of other men than whipping up any of
his own. Although he continued to talk loudly of 'moral duty' his scruples were usually economic. Halfway through the session the Tribune
described him as 'a watchdog over New York's treasury.' Two months later, after the Aldermanic Bill finally achieved passage, the same newspaper
remarked: 'This is the only bill that Mr. Roosevelt has succeeded in passing through the Legislature; but as he has killed four score ...bills he is
probably satisfied with his record' ".
blind.face....U2U me your address and I will send you the book. I have already read it, so no reason to hold onto it.