This
1934 Chicago Tribune political cartoon Merrily laid on me is just
precious. I don't need to add much. Eight years after FDR
took office, the depression was as bad, or worse than when he arrived.
But in the process Roosevelt, using a solid Democrat congressional
majority, and a less than heroic Supreme Court, had irrevocably put the
nation on the road to serfdom. World War II ended the
depression.
Henry Wallace, shown shoveling OPM into the street, was an ardent
communist who would become Roosevelt's VP in 1936. At the end of World War
II, as historian Allen Weinstein has revealed, Wallace even arranged a secret
meeting with the NKVD's Washington station chief, offering him
access to American scientists working on the atomic bomb.
By a stroke of luck, FDR dumped him in Favor of Truman in 1944, or we'd
have had our first communist president 54 years before Obama.
Ickes is the father of Hillary guru Harold Ickes, and all we need
say about that is -- acorn.
Oh, This time around, the Chicago
Tribune plays the roll of useful idiot. |
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Who's today's Trotsky? It may be
Obama
himself ... the revolutionary too stupid to
pull it off and ultimately "axed" by...
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Joe Stalin, played by ... who?
Rahm Emanuel? Soros? Axelrod? Putin?, Wen Jiabao ... .??
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