Wendell Willkie Attends London Press Conference

Wilkie, while abroad, chooses not to discuss American politics or engage in domestic political questions. Despite opposing the President in the last campaign, he acknowledges the President as his leader and representative of the U.S. government abroad. Wilkie emphasizes his decision to avoid controversial discussions that are appropriate only within the United States.

Why does Wilkie choose not to discuss American politics while abroad?

• He is not interested in politics.

• He wants to focus on international issues.

• He prefers to avoid domestic political questions.

• He is not allowed to discuss politics.

What is Wilkie's stance towards the President despite opposing him in the last campaign?

• He supports the President's policies.

• He respects the President as his leader.

• He ignores the President's role.

• He still opposes the President.

How does Wilkie view the President when he is abroad?

• As a political rival.

• As a foreign leader.

• As a representative of his government.

• As a personal friend.

What is Wilkie's approach to controversial discussions about the President while outside the U.S.?

• He criticizes the President.

• He avoids them.

• He supports the President.

• He actively engages in them.

What type of discussions does Wilkie believe he and the President are entitled to have within the United States?

• International negotiations.

• Public debates.

• Controversial discussions.

• Private conversations.