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Al Smith's governorship in New York laid the groundwork for Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, showcasing innovative policies that emphasized inclusivity and support for all citizens. Smith's presidential run in 1928 highlighted his vision of a nation where opportunities are accessible to everyone, reinforcing the idea that no one should be left behind. His legacy not only influenced FDR but also reshaped American political ideals around equality and social welfare.