Henry Horner and William Dieterich on possibility of winning 1932 election

As the campaign concludes, we face significant responsibilities in both the nation and the state. We must prepare to tackle economic recovery by creating jobs, boosting industry, aiding agriculture, reducing taxes, and simplifying government. Additionally, repealing national prohibition is part of the comprehensive program. Success depends on our commitment, with the ultimate victory belonging to the people.

What is the speaker's main message regarding the end of the campaign?

• To celebrate the campaign's success

• To prepare for upcoming responsibilities

• To relax and take a break

• To focus on personal achievements

Which of the following is NOT part of the recovery plan mentioned by the speaker?

• Providing employment

• Encouraging industry

• Increasing taxes

• Supporting agriculture

What is one of the goals of simplifying the government according to the speaker?

• To centralize power

• To eliminate bureaucracy

• To increase public participation

• To reduce government size

What additional action does the speaker suggest to complete the program?

• Implementing new regulations

• Expanding international trade

• Repealing national prohibition

• Increasing military spending

Who does the speaker believe will ultimately achieve victory?

• The government

• The opposition

• The people

• The speaker alone