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To m, this is a fantastic concept -- better described, perhaps, as "vigorous
insptitudo" or "dynamic paralysis."
Yet this attitude was reflected in the State of the Union Massage, which
suggested that the international scone was so improvad that wo could all but forget At in
favor of domestic affairs.
The disarray of NATO is all but ignored by the Administration, Nasser and
Sukarno thumb their noses with sesming impunity.
And the distuptive voicas of in the Democratic Party not only undercut
the President in his conduct of foreign affairs at a asme of national crisis; thay also
raise the very grave danger of a Communist miscalculation as to our intentions in Vietnam
and Southeast Asia.
Me bulieve in keeping the ball on the enemy's goal line -- not beck-pedaling to our
20-yard line before starting the next play.
The President can always count on Republiean suppert where his foreign policy is
firm and decisive on the side of freadom and in the national interest
But if ever there was a tima for broad-gauged revival of genuine biopartisanship
in foreign policy in the spirit of the late Senator Arthur Vandenberg, that time is now.
Senator Vandenberg, who was my follow townsman, was importently responsible for
my getting into polities.
T
He arrived at a thoughful concept of the sation's best interests in foreign
poliey matters which served the American paople magnificently well -- and it is a concept
which I would be honored to bll to expand beyond current poliey in South Viet Nem.
PORD
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