Original sentence: At the urging of some of his former Senate colleagues, President Eisenhower appointed Cain to the Subversive Activities Control Board, where he served from 1953-1956.He was generally considered to be the real estate industry’s strongest supporter in Congress and once made an extended speech attacking a Time Magazine for including him on a list of the “Senate’s Most Expendable” members.In a 1972 interview Cain described himself as being, ".as a reactionary I reacted strongly against measures believed to be adverse to the public interest.basically a political pragmatist – from time to time and for different reasons a conservative, militant, liberal, moderate, purist, radical and now and again what some call a populist
Edited sentence: "... as a reactionary I reacted strongly against measures believed to be adverse to the public interest.At the urging of some of his former Senate colleagues, President Dwight D.Eisenhower appointed Cain to the Subversive Activities Control Board, where he served from 1953-1956.He was generally considered to be the real estate industry’s strongest supporter in Congress and once made an extended speech attacking Time Magazine for including him on a list of the “Senate’s Most Expendable” members.In a 1972 interview Cain described himself as being, "... basically a political pragmatist – from time to time and for different reasons a conservative, militant, liberal, moderate, purist, radical and now and again what some call a populist