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Raymond Moley
Born September 27, 1886
Berea, Ohio
Died February 18, 1975
Phoenix, Arizona
Rexford Tugwell
Born July 10, 1891
Sinclairville, New York
Died July 21, 1979
Santa Barbara, California
Adolf Berle Jr.
Born January 29, 1895
Brighton, Massachusetts
Died February 17, 1971
New York, New York
Scholars, presidential advisers
"Tugwell wanted everyone to share in America's abundance.… As a result, he was often frustrated, and in those moments of frustration, his so-called radicalism appeared."
Michael V. Namorato in the 1988 book Rexford Tugwell: A Biography
Raymond Moley, Rexford Tugwell, and Adolf Berle were selected to advise Democratic candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882–1945; served 1933–45; see entry) during his presidential campaign of 1932. These three experts were the core of Roosevelt's advisory group, which came to be known as the "Brain Trust." They offered major new ideas that shaped Roosevelt's campaign and the first years of his presidency as he...
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