What did Wallace advocate for in his speech that led to his firing?
Increased tariffs
Lower taxes
Military expansion
Conciliation with USSR
Answer
Wallace advocated for conciliation with the Soviet Union in his speech, arguing that it was necessary to avoid conflict and promote peaceful coexistence. He believed that the Soviet Union was a legitimate power and should be respected, rather than feared or antagonized. This stance was deemed too controversial and out of line with mainstream American foreign policy, leading to his eventual dismissal.
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