The long campaign has ended and—we shall assume—it ended with victory for Barry Goldwater, the next President of the United States. Now he will have power. In ten weeks he will be inaugurated. He has until then to formulate his initial working plans for a better country, and a better world.
What should he do? In foreign policy? In domestic affairs? About certain odd-lot problems? What will the atmosphere be like in the intellectual world, thirty-two years after the start of the Roosevelt Revolution, now that the counterrevolution has set in?
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