The People Must Speak on Democratic Foreign Policy
A call to voters to demand a democratic and transparent U S foreign policy. The piece argues diplomats decide fate abroad and warns that undemocratic choices risk future war and loss of freedom, urging support for democratic forces worldwide. It links domestic stake to global leadership and cites the Moscow conference as progress.
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11 year old Bernardine Branchaw assists her father Louis Branchaw at 408 Henderson Avenue as carpenters are away. He warns her to watch her hammer while she helps roof the garage, a spectator photo captures the moment.
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Public vigilance urged to guide foreign policy
The author insists ongoing public vigilance shapes policy and credits citizens for pressuring diplomats at Moscow. It argues American foreign policy shifted due to public demand, not only diplomatic success, stressing safety and the duty to defend children.
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States follow a democratic foreign policy
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