Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.Letters, Jun. 25, 1951
Who in '52?
Sir:
It is alarming to me, after having carefully followed the Truman-MacArthur affair in TIME, and the reaction in your Letters section, that the most serious implication of this unfortunate episode has been missed . . .
Between the Truman muddle and the Republican fuddle, where are we? Nineteen forty-eight hasn't taught the G.O.P. a thing! I believe it's time for the Republican Party to clean house, and come up with a new slate; 1952 is just around the corner.
B. G. Hoos
Berlin, N.H.
Sir:
... I want to vote Republican, but I'll be damned if I'll vote for an outfit run by...
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