I'm reading David McCullough's book on Truman, im just at the end of WW1 and found myself wondering about a quote from Truman:
"As far as we're concerned...most of us don't give a whoop (to put it mildly) whether Russia has a Red Government or no Government and if the King of the Lollypops wants to slaughter his subjects or his prime minister it's all the same to us."
Who is he referring to as the King of Lollypops?
OP, could you provide any more contextual evidence from McCullough's book? I've never read it but perhaps if you explain why McCullough uses this quote, what is he using it to refer to or prove, then someone might be able to provide a stronger answer.