The quote, “roosevelt always referred to curry as "straight as a string," points out what about curry’s disposition? a. curry was a bit of a flake. b. curry had a lot of personal tension. c. curry was always focused. d. curry was very honest and dependable.

d. Curry was very honest and dependable.

Explanation:

What the phrase "straight as a string" reveals is that Roosevelt always thought that Curry was honest and dependable. This reveals that Curry's disposition was an honest one, a quality that is greatly appreciated in a politician and most likely caused Curry's success in the political arena.

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