 The newspaper, which, in 1933, became a voice for the antisemitic far right, still styled itself "politically independent" outlet, employing members of the Jewish Romanian community.At "Cuvântul Liber", Theodorescu embarked on a personal polemic with the far-right intellectual Nichifor Crainic, who, years later, still alleged that Theodorescu was merely "a hireling of the Jews".Theodorescu stayed with "Cuvântul" after Șeicaru took over as publisher, but he also continued to write for the rival "Adevărul".