Eugene V. Debs leaves Atlanta Federal Prison and is presented a bouquet of flowers.

The transcript discusses a campaign hindered by imprisonment for opposing US war participation. Despite this, the individual becomes a rallying point for those disillusioned with Harding and Cox. He garners support from dissidents, labor movements, women's rights pioneers, and socialists, who are drawn to his charm and arguments during the election.

What was the impact of the campaign mentioned in the text?

Who was imprisoned for speaking out against US participation in the war?

What role did the individual mentioned play for those disillusioned with Harding or Cox?

How did various dissidents respond to the individual in the election?

What was the significance of the charm or arguments of the individual in the context of longstanding socialists?