Joseph P Kennedy Supports Aid to Britain Before House Committee

Joseph P Kennedy, the retiring ambassador to the Court of Saint James, addresses the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He surprisingly supports full aid to Britain but suggests changes. Kennedy emphasizes the need for unity and collective effort, stating that Congress should not relinquish its authority or power.

What surprising stance did Joseph P Kennedy take during his testimony?

• He opposed aid to Britain.

• He supported the administration's aid to Britain.

• He remained neutral on the issue.

• He advocated for isolationism.

According to Kennedy, what is necessary for the United States to achieve more than any bill?

• International alliances

• More legislative bills

• Unity and collective action

• Increased military spending

What does Kennedy suggest about fighting a war?

• It is best left to allies.

• It should be avoided at all costs.

• It requires full-time commitment.

• It can be done in spare time.

What does Kennedy regard as crucial when considering the bill?

• Complete abdication of Congress's power

• Maintaining Congress's authority

• Delegating power to the President

• Immediate approval of the bill

What does Kennedy believe Congress should not do?

• Increase taxes

• Completely abdicate its authority

• Support international trade

• Focus on domestic issues