What does Senator Long imply about the potential candidates from the Republican and Democratic parties?
Huey Long declares candidacy in 1936 presidential race
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Senator Huey Long announces his intention to run for the U.S. presidency in 1936, expressing the need for a third-party candidate due to dissatisfaction with the current political landscape dominated by Hoover and Roosevelt. He emphasizes the importance of providing Americans with an alternative choice in the election.
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