Although many or even most of the editors and writers had been socialists, Trotskyites or Stalinists in the past, that was no longer tolerated. ''Commentary'' articles were anti-Communist--but also anti-McCarthyite; it identified and attacked any perceived weakness among liberals on cold war issues, giving full backing to President [[Harry Truman]]'s new [[Cold War]] policies such as the [[Truman Doctrine]], the [[Marshall Plan]], and [[NATO]]. The soft-on-Communism position of the [[CIO]] and [[Henry Wallace]] came under steady attack. | Although many or even most of the editors and writers had been socialists, Trotskyites or Stalinists in the past, that was no longer tolerated. ''Commentary'' articles were anti-Communist--but also anti-McCarthyite; it identified and attacked any perceived weakness among liberals on cold war issues, giving full backing to President [[Harry Truman]]'s new [[Cold War]] policies such as the [[Truman Doctrine]], the [[Marshall Plan]], and [[NATO]]. The soft-on-Communism position of the [[CIO]] and [[Henry Wallace]] came under steady attack. |