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The Republican Position in 1964: Speak for the Party
A disciplined view on who represents Republicanism when power shifts among White House and Congress. The piece argues authentic stance emerges from presidents, governors, and rank‑and‑file polls, favoring principle over expediency, with emphasis on international law, defense, and the Lincoln formula for government roles.
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White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
National Committee
Republican Department of Labor
Republican Party
Lord Acton
Democratic Advisory Committee
Critical Issues Council
Milton Eisenhower
United States
Scranton
Romney
Rockefeller
United Nations
Nixon
Lodge
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Texas