Franklin D. Roosovelt.

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After  his marriage to Eleanor, five years later Roosevelt was invited to to run for the New York State Senate.  
James Roosevelt III who was born November 9th, 1945 was an attorney for the Democratic Party and who was the son of James Roosevelt II from 1907 - 1991.  His mother who went by the name given by her parents, off Romelle Theresa Scheneider   ( September 28th, 1915 in Wisconsin till her death in January 16th, 2002. James III attended and graduated the school of La Salle High School in Pasadena in 1963. La Salle High School was a private , Roman Catholic high school which was later on accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.
The Western Association of Schools and Colleges ( WASC ) was one of the six official academic bodies responsible for the accreditation of private and public universities, colleges, secondary and elementary schools in the United States and foreign institution of American origin.
La Salle high school was founded in 1956 where approximately only 76 students took the AP exam each year with a 70% in the last three years in present time today. ( 2014. )

James Roosevelt, the father of Franklin D. Roosevelt who was the 32nd President of the United States, spent ten years as a partner at Choate  and Hall Stewart in Boston Massachusetts.

He also served as a chief legal counsel for Massachusetts Democratic Party.  In the state of Massachusetts, according to State Committee it’s responsibilities are to creating and disseminating information regarding official Democratic Party Policies and positions.
Some of the issues that James Roosevelt was responsible to hold part of the  Democratic Party was,  ( just to get the readers the idea of the characteristic qualities and where Franklin D. Roosevelt came from what type of family environment. )  economic policy and jobs, environment, Social issues, legal issues, foreign policy, voter base and other issues that went along the territory.

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