Wendell Willkie Campaigns On Importance Of British Navy

The transcript discusses broad principles and the limitations of addressing issues in detail. It outlines a personal political philosophy, emphasizing the need for selective service as a democratic means to ensure competent manpower for national defense. The importance of maintaining a strong relationship with Great Britain is highlighted, noting that the loss of the British fleet would significantly weaken defense and expose the nation to potential attacks.

What does the speaker believe is essential for ensuring democratic national defense?

• Universal military training

• Selective service

• Voluntary enlistment

• International alliances

Why does the speaker emphasize the need for trained manpower?

• To support international trade

• To improve education

• To ensure national defense

• To boost the economy

What relationship does the speaker suggest needs to be faced honestly?

• With Germany

• With France

• With Canada

• With Great Britain

What would be a major consequence of losing the British fleet, according to the speaker?

• Economic downturn

• Weakened defense

• Increased immigration

• Loss of trade routes

What potential threat does the speaker mention if the British fleet is lost?

• Land attacks

• Political isolation

• Cyber attacks

• Economic sanctions