Politics and the rise of long presidential terms
In Washington reflections on how campaign tumult and long public terms shape American politics. The piece notes yearly Massachusetts offices, the lure of six year presidencies, and how voters and politicians navigate conventions, Caesarism fears, and the enduring role of public opinion in shaping future nominees.
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War to peace through arbitration Choate speech
Joseph H Choate urged at a dinner that in a few years all civilized nations would be compelled to arbitrate their quarrels and pursue universal armament for peace. He contrasted patriotism with a peaceful future where war supporters would seem as odd as a Salem youth asking for a toothbrush for teeth hair.
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