Thomas E Dewey Arrives in Charleston, Gives Speech

Governor Dewey, despite his promise of no campaign trips, visits Charleston, WV, where he criticizes the president for his associations with Communism and fascism. Dewey highlights Earl Browder's support for his opponent and Browder's controversial past. He calls for a change in Washington, emphasizing the need for clear authority and teamwork in government.

What was Governor Dewey's initial promise regarding campaign trips?

• To only campaign in major cities

• To make no campaign trips

• To campaign only on weekends

• To visit every state

Who did Dewey accuse of supporting his opponent?

• The president

• The Communist Party

• The Republican Party

• The Green Party

What was Earl Browder's role in the Communist Party?

• The head

• A critic

• A member

• A supporter

What past convictions did Dewey highlight about Earl Browder?

• Fraud

• Draft dodging and perjury

• Tax evasion

• Embezzlement

What does Dewey suggest is needed in Washington?

• More political parties

• A host cleaning and teamwork

• Increased funding

• Longer terms for officials