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If you'll recall Dave, USA participation in WWII was the policy of FDR, a liberal, and the Democrats. Earlier entry was prevented by the Republicans who preferred isolation. Republican presidential candidate Robert Taft was a leader of the America First movement. Any problem with liberal rhetoric on WWII?



You do realize that FDR baited the Japanese to attack us yes? In effect, his hindsight for Pearl Harbor was 20/20. Considering his brand of "rhetoric," he's not such a balanced example of pro-war liberalism.

Furthermore, I don't recall that Taft objected to a war after Pearl Harbor--Which is the very opposite of the Liberals of today who object even after 9/11.



Thank you for correcting all those things I never said, Pariah. Conservative cowardice in the face of REAL enemies is not in doubt, however.

"Conservatives are not necessarily stupid, but most stupid people are conservatives." John Stuart Mill America is the only country that went from barbarism to decadence without civilization in between. Oscar Wilde He who dies with the most toys is nonetheless dead.