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Sign in to Harper'sWalter Lippmann met Harper’s Magazine contributor Theodore Roosevelt at the age of nine and became an “unqualified hero worshiper.” Lippmann, who was awarded two Pulitzer Prizes, cofounded The New Republic in 1914, helped write Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points speech, contributed to John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address, and popularized the term “cold war.” As an undergraduate student, Lippmann founded the Socialist Club at Harvard University and met with the philosopher William James weekly for tea. Lippmann’s politics underwent what he called…
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