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What basic assumption is behind Roosevelt's speech that is not behind Taft's veto message?
OA.
Majority rule can lead to tyrannical rule.
ОВ.
Majority rule will produce rational decisions.
OC.
Minority rights are defended by majority rule.
D.
Minority rights are protected by constitutions.

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The fact that Minority rights are defended by majority rule is the basic assumption is behind Roosevelt's speech that is not behind Taft's veto message.

What is the words of Roosevelt?

He stated that it is the president’s duty to do anything that the needs of the nation demanded unless such action was forbidden by the Constitution or by the laws.

That is any thing the president does is considered acceptable unless it is expressly forbidden by the Constitution or laws passed by Congress.

Therefore, the Option C is correct.

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