Victory and Its Responsibilities in the Harding Victory
The New York Times analyzes the 1920 election results, noting unprecedented Republican majorities and the pivotal role of campaign organization. It warns of post election demands, calls for foreign policy unity through the League of Nations, and urges President Harding to pursue peaceful international engagement while facing domestic policy challenges.
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