President Warns Against Military Propaganda in War Powers Debate
President Coolidge urges civil control of military budgeting, warns against military propaganda aimed at shaping appropriations, and stresses that defense is essential but must serve civil authority. He argues for demobilization of war mindsets, tolerance of diverse values, and peaceful, lawful international engagement.
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