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Bureaucratic army threatens the nation in a Fair Deal critique
The author warns that a growing bureaucracy recruited for postwar welfare aims could replace government with a bureaucratic state. He argues that volunteers bolster this force, risking loss of liberty and prompting voters to resist the 82nd Congress. He recalls Roosevelt and Portsmouth peace talks and notes Korea policy, urging focus on military strength over welfare expansion.
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