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President Roosevelt's decision to run for a fourth term, considered solely for its influence on the war-effort, was tremendously positive. The promise of his continued leadership inspired free nations around the world, as well as most of those Americans in and out of uniform who believed in the wisdom of his leadership. It also promised to keep America's war-time policies stable and consistent as the war was drawing to a close.

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