Round 6: Tossup 19

A speech by this leader opens with the worry that democracy will be the “insolvent phantom of tomorrow.” Malcolm Moos wrote speeches for this leader, who invoked WIlliam Jennings Bryan by describing “humanity hanging from a cross of iron” in his (-5[1])Chance for Peace speech. Another speech by this leader warmed against the “grave implications” of an (*) “acquisition of unwarranted influence” in the “councils of (10[1])government.” This president’s farewell address urged Americans to guard against the (10[1])“military-industrial (10[2])Complex.” For 10 points, name this general-turned President who wrote a speech inspiring the Allied Expeditionary Force on the morning of D-Day. ■END■ (10[1])

ANSWER: Dwight D. Eisenhower [accept Dwight David Eisenhower; or David Dwight Eisenhower]
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