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==Legacy==

==Legacy==

The "Martin, Barton, and Fish" sneer used by Roosevelt in the 1930s was invoked in 2012 in comparison to "Ryan, Cantor, and Mitch," referring to congressional Republican leaders [[Paul Ryan]], [[Eric Cantor]], and [[Mitch McConnell]].<ref>Abrams, Paul (March 25, 2012). [https://www.huffpost.com/entry/republicans-obama_b_1378380 FDR in 2012: 'Martin, Barton and Fish' Would Become 'Ryan, Cantor and Mitch']. ''Huffington Post''. Retrieved October 23, 2021.</ref>

The "Martin, Barton, and Fish" sneer used by Roosevelt in the 1930s was invoked in 2012 in comparison to "Ryan, Cantor, and Mitch," referring to congressional Republican leaders [[Paul Ryan]], [[Eric Cantor]], and [[Mitch McConnell]].<ref>Abrams, Paul (March 25, 2012). [https://www.huffpost.com/entry/republicans-obama_b_1378380 FDR in 2012: 'Martin, Barton and Fish' Would Become 'Ryan, Cantor and Mitch']. ''Huffington Post''. Retrieved October 23, 2021.</ref> (see: [[U.S. "Party-switch" myth]])

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