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When Party Establishments Mattered
Months before the 1940 Republican convention nominated Wendell Willkie, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Theodore Roosevelt’s waspish daughter, said that Willkie’s support sprang “from the grass roots of a thousand country clubs.” There actually was a Republican establishment in 1940, when GOP | Read More »
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Recalling the days when Democrats cut taxes
It is a pity that Obama didn’t follow JFK and Reagan’s lead.
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‘McCarthyism’ by the numbers
McCarthy in fact tracked down a small army of Soviet sympathizers and communists.
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The enemy of our enemy
War is the clear and present danger.
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Lessons from the year 1934
There was a moment in the Great Depression when it could have turned for the better or continued bad–that moment was 1934.
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Obama could learn from FDR on how to get things done
Big government these days is harder than FDR made it look.
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Buchanan: Is Obama shaping a new majority?
With demography moving against the GOP, with more and more Americans becoming dependent upon government, it will take leadership not yet visible to rescue the Republican Party.
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Obama’s Cabinet of cronies
Like FDR’s own Cabinet that was stacked with appointees awarded for political service, Obama’s recent nominations are shaping up for a crony Cabinet.
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Infiltration, intrigue and Communists
Evans and Romerstein deliver a highly informative book about the deception and mystery of the era during and shortly after the Second World War in “Stalin’s Secret Agents: The Subversion of Roosevelt’s Government”.
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Is Obama buying the election with his welfare explosion?
With the unprecedented budget explosion of means-tested, welfare-related entitlements, does Team Obama think it can buy the election?
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Obama’s first term is like Roosevelt’s dismal second
You know the narrative. He came to office in a financial crisis and took government action to revive the economy and expand government to help the little guy.
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Casino capitalists playing with fire
In recent decades, a series of shocks has fertilized the ground for a populist assault on global capitalism.
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