In his speech, Eisenhower notes there is certainty that America will continue to face crises both foreign and domestic, but he cautions against a “recurring temptation.” What is it?
A frustration resulting from low voter turnout
B political partisanship in Congress
C outsized increases in defense spending
D distraction from political opponents
The correct answer is B political partisanship in Congress. In his speech, Eisenhower cautioned against the “recurring temptation” of political partisanship, which can hinder effective governance and cooperation in addressing the various crises that the country faces. He believed that unity and collaboration were essential for overcoming challenges, rather than getting caught up in partisan conflicts.