FDR Campaign Tour, Foreign Policy Association Dinner, Speech On Democratic Party

The speaker discusses the Democratic Party's confidence in having solutions, while personally acknowledging uncertainty about future challenges. They emphasize the importance of faith and knowledge, gained through past experiences, in overcoming difficulties.

What does the speaker say about the Democratic Party's stance?

• They avoid addressing challenges.

• They have all the answers.

• They rely on other parties for guidance.

• They are unsure about their policies.

How does the speaker describe their personal understanding of challenges?

• They admit to not knowing how to meet all difficulties.

• They think challenges are easy to predict.

• They have a clear plan for every challenge.

• They believe challenges are irrelevant.

What is the speaker's attitude towards past challenges?

• They think past challenges are insignificant.

• They believe the past cannot be changed.

• They are indifferent to past events.

• They have faith that past challenges can be overcome.

On what basis does the speaker's faith rest?

• On opinions of others.

• On predictions about the future.

• On knowledge gained from experience.

• On assumptions and guesses.

What does the speaker emphasize about knowledge?

• It is gained through theoretical study.

• It is only important for the future.

• It is irrelevant to faith.

• It is acquired through practical and continuous experience.