Dwight D. Eisenhower's Modern Republicanism

A republican hasn’t served as president in twenty years until Dwight D. Eisenhower. His cabinet was filled with wealthy businessmen. Modern Republicanism was to balance government interventions with individual freedom. Eisenhower’s Modern Republicanism focused on the unimportance of the economic conditions of normal citizens, the Great Depression, and his party’s identification in the minds of many Americans. His ideals were aimed at people who wanted Truman’s Fair Deal and Roosevelt’s New Deal programs to be removed because they both increased governments spending and intervention but Eisenhower not only kept the New Deal programs but also expanded them. Millions of agricultural workers were allowed to get Social Security for the first time