Senator Robert Bulkley campaigns for re-election

The speaker, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, emphasizes the need for a change in national administration, advocating for the repeal of the 18th Amendment and modification of the Volstead Act to legalize beer. This change aims to create jobs and generate revenue. The speaker urges listeners to consider these points and vote in their interest.

What is the main reason the speaker is running for re-election?

• To support Republican policies

• To maintain the status quo

• To support Governor Roosevelt and the Democratic platform

• To continue Democratic leadership

What significant political action has the speaker been involved in?

• Repealing the 18th Amendment

• Supporting the 18th Amendment

• Opposing Governor Roosevelt

• Enforcing the Volstead Act

What does the speaker believe about the 18th Amendment?

• It should remain unchanged

• It is irrelevant to current policies

• It must be repealed

• It should be enforced more strictly

What immediate action does the speaker propose regarding the Volstead Act?

• To ignore it

• To modify it to legalize beer

• To enforce it more strictly

• To repeal it entirely

What economic benefits does the speaker associate with modifying the Volstead Act?

• Decreased government revenue

• Job creation and increased revenue

• Higher taxes

• Increased unemployment