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Art_from_Ark Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-13-06 01:55 AM
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42. Perhaps Lincoln was an enabler of sorts
Edited on Fri Jan-13-06 01:57 AM by Art_from_Ark
And no doubt he likely had a different view of things before he became President. But I believe he became truly peeved at his era's version of corporations, just as Eisenhower became disillusioned with the military-industrial complex at the end of his career. I also believe that this may have been one reason why the more corporo-radical elements in Lincoln's party decided to do away with him, once his role (defeating the South) had been fulfilled.
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