Questioning the future of freedom in wartime rhetoric
A stark war time query asks whether American children will inherit an unimpaired liberty or a nation ceded to a brutal, power hungry foe that drew the country into war. The speaker frames custodianship of freedom as a dire, defining obligation.
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