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‘It took a disabled man to lead a disabled nation’
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‘It took a disabled man to lead a disabled nation’
President Franklin D. Roosevelt on the porch at Top Cottage in Hyde Park, New York, with Ruthie Bie and Fala. February 1941. This photograph was taken by his friend, Margaret “Daisy” Suckley. Ruthie Bie (later Bautista), then 3 years old, was the daughter of the property caretakers. Source: Creative Commons/FDR Presidential Library and Museum. Photograph by Margaret Suckley. It’s head-spinning to be at once depressed and optimistic. But there I …
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