The President of the United States is in a better position than anyone else to be the great educator of the people because he meets more people and has access to more information than anyone else. He should, by virtue of his office and his position of trust, keep the people informed about what their government is doing and make the situation clear to them. Sometimes, of course, the citizen discovers that he cannot rely on getting information from this source, even in matters that vitally concern his future and his welfare.
If Mrs. Roosevelt were alive today...
