In his book The Cold War,Walter Lippmann argued against which of the following worldviews?

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Walter Lippmann argued against the worldview of containment, which was the United States' policy of preventing the spread of communism. He believed in finding a diplomatic solution to the tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union rather than pursuing a confrontational policy. Lippmann did not necessarily argue against isolationism or disengagement, but rather criticized the simplistic application of these policies. He also believed in the promotion of human rights, but did not see it as a primary solution to the Cold War tensions. Therefore, option E cannot be the correct answer.

In His Book the Cold War,Walter Lippmann Argued Against Which