Word: democratically
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Styles Bridges, long a sharp-tongued critic of Administration foreign policy. Sage old Charles Eaton, top Republican of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, agreed: "We've got a rattlesnake by the tail and the sooner we pound its damn head in, the better." Added Virginia's Democrat Harry Byrd, leader of the Dixie dissenters, "This is a time for unity, as we must...
...Senate committee summoned Pike himself, cleared reporters out of the room, then left Pike sitting in silence without asking him a single question or telling him why they objected to him. When he left, they turned him down 5-4, with Colorado's Democrat Ed Johnson joining the four
...Crisis, Protestant Theologian Niebuhr gave his answer: no. The point of view held by his questioner, Niebuhr points out, represents "a most pathetic perversion of the Christian faith and a serious misinterpretation of Communism." Far from being a Christian concept, says Niebuhr (who is a left-of-center Democrat in politics), the value and dignity of the individual is a Renaissance notion which infiltrated Christianity in opposition to the Christian doctrines of providence...
Kerley has said that his work on the A.A.U.P. salary committee and also his "New Deal Democrat" political views have caused him to be the subject of "injustice, blind reaction, and undemocratic actions...
...cross between Harry Truman and Dale Carnegie. He had been moderator of the show since it began. He got the basic idea when he heard a neighbor say he'd "rather be caught dead than listen to Roosevelt on the radio." Denny, who grew up as a Democrat in North Carolina but voted Republican in the last few presidential elections, got to wondering: "How can we get our neighbors to listen to the other side...