While televised debates did not exist in 1932 (the first televised presidential debate was in 1960), the "debates" of that era were conducted through widely publicized speeches, radio addresses, and newspaper exchanges. Key themes of these 1932 political exchanges included:
: Official statements from the Republican and Democratic National Committees. EVIL.DEMOCRACY.1932.Debates.rar
: The government's controversial response to WWI veterans protesting in Washington D.C. for early payment of bonuses. While televised debates did not exist in 1932
: Roosevelt's "New Deal" platform versus Hoover’s "rugged individualism" and belief in limited federal intervention. EVIL.DEMOCRACY.1932.Debates.rar