GOP No Coherent Program Seen in 81st Congress
The era’s Republican side shows no unified agenda beyond opposing the Truman program. Lacking consensus, the GOP splits between north and south and between House and Senate factions threaten to derail policy. A unified plan remains distant as internal rifts persist.
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Truman’s Liberal Program Faces Uphill Push in Congress
Washington observers say President Truman views last election as a mandate to press his liberal Fair Deal. The administration builds bipartisan support, while mail to lawmakers shows strong backing for the program. The President weighs radio or in-person appeals as he urges Democrats and loyal Republicans to act.
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