Roosevelt served in the New York State Assembly from "summary" of The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt by Edmund Morris
During his time in the New York State Assembly, Roosevelt proved to be a tireless reformer, pushing for legislation that would benefit the common people over the interests of the wealthy elite. He quickly gained a reputation as a fierce advocate for justice and transparency in government, earning the respect of both his colleagues and constituents. Roosevelt's passion for reform was evident in his relentless pursuit of corrupt politicians and businesses that exploited the working class. He fought tirelessly to expose and prosecute those who engaged in unethical practices, earning him a reputation as a fea...
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