Arthur Vandenberg

Obviously, that did not happen.

And, and fortunately for the United States, we had policymakers like- Republican senator from Michigan, Senator Arthur Vandenberg, that the organization I worked for, the Vandenberg Coalition, is, is named after.

Harry Truman, o- others who recognized that Roosevelt's pro- mistake and, and his problem was he forgot about ideology.

And in fact, the Soviet Union was not going to be that, that bastion for peace or that partner, uh, to, to, to police the world.

That's right.

Of course, the other points on that tape, of course, the speech by John McManus explaining how Senator Arthur Vandenberg was corrupted and turned into a globalist by extramarital affairs with British prostitutes, which destroyed his marriage in 1940. showing that the GOP is the same old, same old, even today in relation to Pat Buchanan, and so on.

Pat Buchanan is a joke.

Anybody who thinks that he's going to save this country, you better watch out.

and they need to be spoken to in a way that makes sense according to their ideals.

There's a senator called Arthur Vandenberg who says to him, I don't know if this is absolutely true, but this is the myth that's often said, is that to get the American public to support, you have to scare the hell out of them, right? So he makes this statement in the Truman Doctrine, which is that the United States is facing this existential conflict between freedom and dictatorship, and the policy of the United States should be to fight totalitarian powers anywhere in the world that they arise.

And that creates this kind of strong fear of communism.

It's kind of everywhere and potentially it's just over the border and it creates support for this kind of extended commitment to Europe.

Largely

indefinite to the views of Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan, the principal Republican spokesman on foreign affairs.

And now for the local news.

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