The prospect which then opened was that if Mr Eisenhower instead of Senator Taft could obtain the partys nomination the Republican Party would through him be committed to pursue the Democratic policy of internationalism begun by Presidents Woodrow Wilson Roosevelt and Truman That in turn meant that if the partyleader could be ousted the American elector would be deprived of any genuine choice for the only man who offered him an alternative different policy was Senator Taft

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The prospect which then opened was that if Mr. Eisenhower, instead of Senator Taft, could obtain the party's nomination, the Republican Party would through him be committed to pursue the Democratic policy of "internationalism" begun by Presidents Woodrow Wilson, Roosevelt and Truman. That, in turn, meant that if the party-leader could be ousted the American elector would be deprived of any genuine choice, for the only man who offered him an alternative, different policy was Senator Taft.