Liberal Democrats defend individual dignity against megacity bigness
The piece argues liberals seek a government that serves the people, not powers, embracing social justice, civil rights, and pragmatic policy. It contrasts liberal Democrats with conservative rivals, outlines seven program premises from Congressional reform to population control, and envisions active federal leadership in peace, economy, and urban rebuilding.
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