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Dwight Eisenhower, Quiet Radical
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Ike- Dwight Eisenhower, President of the U.S. 1952-1960
02/25/2012
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Eisenhower quotes Eric Hoffer in a response to Mr Biggs, a terminally ill veteran's letter to Ike. Even in ademocracy too many people tend to want not to have to think about tremedously complex and difficult questions. And not just ordinary people, even Congressmen and politicians. Healthy skepticism is often missing, and few people wish to look at the difficult questions and problems in any detail and think for themselves, preferring to trust a higher authority.
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