Democratic Keynote Address Highlights World Peace Debate
The speech defends Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic record in World War I, contrasting it with Republican critiques. It touts war leadership, wartime financing, and the League of Nations as essential for lasting peace, while accusing Republicans of hypocrisy and obstruction. The piece recalls Wilson’s Fourteen Points and calls for steadfast U.S. commitment to international cooperation.
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