There is also good and bad: yes, it is difficult to play and bluff (an integral part of the game) in foreign policy poker, after having a "full house" (and it is never scary to "bluff" with him - it is unlikely that they will answer four of a kind), and now with a new hand - a "weak hand". But from now on, there is no need and no one to look back, everything is left behind, there are no more choices, you don't need to be "liked" by many, it is enough to like yourself. Although you are "lame", in the next two years the President of the United States with his limited powers, but nevertheless, can still go far. After all, don't you want to go down in history as only being picked off twice and second only to Grover Cleveland when picked out of a lineup? Here, of course, it is possible to make a mistake with the direction, to waste everything on trifles, just to prove to the opponents that "I am not weak" and "I am like a wounded animal, in the end I was strange, I knocked the windows and the door and knocked down the balcony" (when I added a banquet hall) To clarify, those around Truman seriously considered the question: whether to transfer atomic weapons (at that time, no one else but the United States had) under the control of the United Nations, in order to immediately raise the The authority of the organization to an unprecedented height, or - even! - To share atomic secrets with the Soviets, in order to prevent the escalation and smoothing of the interstate relations to a complete spin. But in the mid-term elections of 1946, the "war elephants" won, and Truman was chided for being too "almond-friendly" with the "reds" (though, it seems, he wasn't particularly almond-friendly). However, it was after that "1946 interval" that the formerly Democratic Truman became more Republican than the most right-wing Republicans — like, "The guy didn't pee… "Hello McCarthyism (Joseph McCarthy was elected to the Senate in 1946).

There is also good and bad: yes, it is difficult to play and bluff (an integral part of the game) in foreign policy poker, after having a "full house" (and it is never scary to "bluff" with him - it is unlikely that they will answer four of a kind), and now with a new hand - a "weak hand". But from now on, there is no need and no one to look back, everything is left behind, there are no more choices, you don't need to be "liked" by many, it is enough to like yourself. Although you are "lame", in the next two years the President of the United States with his limited powers, but nevertheless, can still go far. After all, don't you want to go down in history as only being picked off twice and second only to Grover Cleveland when picked out of a lineup? Here, of course, it is possible to make a mistake with the direction, to waste everything on trifles, just to prove to the opponents that "I am not weak" and "I am like a wounded animal, in the end I was strange, I knocked the windows and the door and knocked down the balcony" (when I added a banquet hall) To clarify, those around Truman seriously considered the question: whether to transfer atomic weapons (at that time, no one else but the United States had) under the control of the United Nations, in order to immediately raise the The authority of the organization to an unprecedented height, or - even! - To share atomic secrets with the Soviets, in order to prevent the escalation and smoothing of the interstate relations to a complete spin. But in the mid-term elections of 1946, the "war elephants" won, and Truman was chided for being too "almond-friendly" with the "reds" (though, it seems, he wasn't particularly almond-friendly). However, it was after that "1946 interval" that the formerly Democratic Truman became more Republican than the most right-wing Republicans — like, "The guy didn't pee… "Hello McCarthyism (Joseph McCarthy was elected to the Senate in 1946).