ROOSEVELT VICTORIOUS -

The transcript covers President Roosevelt's commitment to serving with dedication, the public's excitement after the 1936 elections, and Wilkie's gracious acceptance of defeat. It highlights Roosevelt's plans to aid Britain and his call for unity. The transcript concludes with journalists' perspectives on American politics.

What was the President's promise upon being re-elected for a second term?

• To retire after the second term

• To focus on domestic policies only

• To serve with the best of his ability and strength

• To reduce taxes significantly

Who was the only President to be elected for three terms?

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Abraham Lincoln

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• George Washington

How did Mr. Wilkie respond to his defeat in the elections?

• He refused to accept the results

• He congratulated Mr. Roosevelt

• He demanded a recount

• He announced his retirement from politics

What was one of the President's plans after being re-elected?

• To aid Britain

• To build a new White House

• To focus solely on economic reforms

• To increase military spending

What was the main message of the President's recent speech?

• To focus on individual achievements

• To reduce international collaborations

• To prioritize economic growth over everything

• To march forward together in unity