During World War II, Norman Rockwell was commissioned by Roosevelt's press secretary to capture “democracy in action,” showing that ordinary citizens continued to walk through the doors of the White House with extraordinary hopes. Now, more than 80 years later, Rockwell’s iconic four-part series, So, You Want to See the President?, is being displayed publicly for the first time. The paintings continue to tell a timeless American story: that behind every presidency are the people. EWTN News' Veronica Dudo has more.

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