During the Eisenhower Administration, the federal government banned travel by United States citizens into Communist China despite China's offer of visas to American newsmen. Journalist Walter Lippmann wrote: "by what right, and on what principle, does he claim to have the power to decide how much information it is 'desirable' for the American people to have?" Eisenhower's action represents which presidential role? A) chief executive B) commander in chief C) chief agenda setter D) foreign policy leader

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Paulina Pope

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16 January, 01:10

During the Eisenhower Administration, the federal government banned travel by United States citizens into Communist China despite China's offer of visas to American newsmen. Journalist Walter Lippmann wrote: "by what right, and on what principle, does he claim to have the power to decide how much information it is 'desirable' for the American people to have?" Eisenhower's action represents which presidential role? A) chief executive B) commander in chief C) chief agenda setter D) foreign policy leader

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D) foreign policy

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During the Eisenhower Administration, the federal government banned travel by United States citizens into Communist China despite China's offer of visas to American newsmen. Journalist Walter Lippmann wrote: "by what right, and on what principle, does he claim to have the power to decide how much information it is 'desirable' for the American people to have?" Eisenhower's action represents which presidential role as foreign policy leader, Eisenhower's action was trying to stop the spread of communism to the United State