TRUMAN, Harry S. Typed letter signed (Harry S. Truman"), as President, to J. David Stern, Washington, 16 June 1952. 1 page, 4to, White House stationery, with original White House envelope, slight toning.
TRUMAN, Harry S. Typed letter signed (Harry S. Truman"), as President, to J. David Stern, Washington, 16 June 1952. 1 page, 4to, White House stationery, with original White House envelope, slight toning.

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TRUMAN, Harry S. Typed letter signed (Harry S. Truman"), as President, to J. David Stern, Washington, 16 June 1952. 1 page, 4to, White House stationery, with original White House envelope, slight toning.

TRUMAN ON THE MEANING OF LIBERALISM: "I THINK IT MEANS 'SERVICE TO ALL THE PEOPLE.'" Truman reflects on the meaning of liberalism and the character of his party: "It is going to be necessary for the Democratic Party to be the Party of the People, which some call 'Liberal.' I think it means 'Service to all the people.' The word 'Liberal' has been abused and misused just as the Russians have mistreated the word 'Democracy' - but I think you know what I mean and those of us who believe in the welfare of all the people must see that the Democratic Party will triumph in the next election, and I think it will." After 20 years of Democratic rule, and in spite of Truman's prediction, the voters turned to the GOP in 1952.