The political cartoon "Something's Happened to the Yardstick" depicts Harcourt Morgan and a man nicknamed "Mr. [This Organization]" forcing out Arthur Morgan as its chairman. Ronald Reagan called it "sacred as motherhood" in his "A Time For Choosing" speech; that speech supported Barry Goldwater, who once quipped that he would sell this organization "for a dollar." Opposition to this organization was led by Wendell Willkie, CEO of Commonwealth and (*) Southern Corporation, though Ashwander v. [t
The political cartoon "Something's Happened to the Yardstick" depicts Harcourt Morgan and a man nicknamed "Mr. [This Organization]" forcing out Arthur Morgan as its chairman. Ronald Reagan called it "sacred as motherhood" in his "A Time For Choosing" speech; that speech supported Barry Goldwater, who once quipped that he would sell this organization "for a dollar." Opposition to this organization was led by Wendell Willkie, CEO of Commonwealth and (*) Southern Corporation, though Ashwander v. [this organization] held that its use of the Wilson Dam was constitutional. For 10 points, name this government entity founded in 1933 to provide electricity to residents in its namesake area, which is currently the nation's largest public power company.
The political cartoon "Something's Happened to the Yardstick" depicts Harcourt Morgan and a man nicknamed "Mr. [This Organization]" forcing out Arthur Morgan as its chairman.
{Tennessee Valley Authority} [or {TVA}]