Eisenhower's Middle Road stance outlined in Bar Association speech
Washington observes General Eisenhower sought a middle ground between Taft and Truman in politics. He rejected being sold as a post election package and defended cross party cooperation with Britain to preserve freedom. Analysts note future implications for a 1952 bid and the risk of class division if extremes polarize America.
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