Wisconsin Votes On 1944 Republican Presidential Nominees

The transcript discusses the political landscape involving MacArthur, who did not campaign due to other commitments, and Harold Stassen, a former governor and Navy Lieutenant Commander, who is not actively seeking nomination but is open to running if chosen. The focus then shifts to Governor Dewey of New York, who secured a significant number of delegates without participating in any primary. The transcript concludes with a question about the GOP's prospects in the upcoming November elections.

Why did MacArthur not campaign?

• He was busy with other commitments.

• He did not want the nomination.

• He was not popular enough.

• He was not eligible to run.

What is Harold Stassen's position on the nomination?

• He is actively campaigning for it.

• He will accept it if chosen.

• He has declined any interest.

• He is undecided about it.

Which candidate is enjoying a boom in their hometown?

• Dewey

• None of the above

• MacArthur

• Stassen

How did Governor Dewey secure delegates?

• Without engaging in any primary.

• By making promises to delegates.

• Through a strong campaign.

• By participating in all primaries.

What is the main question regarding the GOP's future?

• Whether they will win the White House.

• Whether they will gain more delegates.

• How they will handle internal conflicts.

• If they will change their candidate.