Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.Letters, May 10, 1943
Bricker for President?
Sirs: Fresh laurels! More bays! Your "Ten Presidential Commandments" anent Mr. Bricker [TIME, April 26] are a veritable Rosetta stone to an understanding of Presidential politics. . . .
ROBERT V. TITUS New York City
Sirs:
TIME's story of the Bricker "boom" and the possibility of a fourth term for Roosevelt leave me both amazed and appalled. How can it be possible that a nation whose every effort must be directed toward winning the war can even contemplate a national election in 1944?
True, we are fighting for just such things as...
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