Rainy Day Fun (For those who need more reason to dislike Republicans)

[troublemaker]

To some this will be old hat but many modern Democrats might have been worn down by the constant insinuations that the Republicans had something to do with winning World War II.

RAINY DAY FUN

GOOGLE these terms: republican congressman 1940 Nazi

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&q=republican+congressman+1940+nazi&btnG=Search

Have fun reading about the wacky world of politics!

DISCLAIMER: I don't pretend to know for sure whether I would have supported war with Germany in 1938, or 1939 or 1940. I wasn't there and I know from experience that I'm leery of entering wars in general. But I don't think I would have been on the frigging Nazi payroll.

[rumguy]

1. wow - this could be material for AAR

Hey the wingnuts like dredge up the past, we can do it too...

[I thought so.]

2. I just skimmed it.

Bookmarked for later. Something that has always puzzled me is why Nazi influence was never investigated after WWII.
Thomas E. Dewey busted the head of the Silver shirts but there were many others.
For the Repubs the Hollywood 10 was more attractive. Today its the same thing Robbins is a "traitor". Reactionaries never change.
Thank you for your post.

[troublemaker]

3. National Unity

Exposing communists in Democratic politics is "vigilance."

Exposing Nazis in Republican politics is "divisive."

PS: I don't endorse any individual source of information about actual Republican Nazis. That's why I posted a google search instead, so people can look at different accounts of the same general info and draw their own conclusions.