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The same year the Lodge-Fish resolution was approved and passed, Fish also supported the [[anti-lynching bill]] introduced by conervative Republican colleague Leonidas C. Dyer of [[Missouri]],<ref name=fascinatingpoliticsbio/> which passed the House though was blocked in the Senate by an anti-civil rights group consisting of racist [[Mississippi]] politician Pat Harrison and [[liberal Republican]] [[William E. Borah]].
The same year the Lodge-Fish resolution was approved and passed, Fish also supported the [[anti-lynching bill]] introduced by conervative Republican colleague Leonidas C. Dyer of [[Missouri]],<ref name=fascinatingpoliticsbio/> which passed the House though was blocked in the Senate by an anti-civil rights group consisting of racist [[Mississippi]] politician Pat Harrison and [[liberal Republican]] [[William E. Borah]].
===1930s===
During the presidency of [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], Fish became a leading opponent of the [[liberal]] [[New Deal]] agenda, though supported some of its programs such as [[Social Security]] and a minimum wage at the federal level.<ref name=fascinatingpoliticsbio/>
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