During World War II Larrabee was against isolationism and campaigned in favor of helping the British throughout 1940. Due to this he engaged in many heated arguments with his fellow Democrat Louis Ludlow who was an isolationist (Ludlow's district consisted primarily of Indianapolis).
Larrabee was against isolationism during World War II and campaigned for Britain's support from 1940 onwards. As a result, he had many heated arguments with his fellow Democrat, Louis Ludlow, who was an isolationist (Ludlow's district mainly consisted of Indianapolis).