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free debt help question by michelle=]]: To what extent did new deal liberalism cont. to shape the US domestically in the decades after WWII?
In your answer include relevant info from: Trumans “fair deal”, Johnsons “great society”, and Kennedys “new frontier”.
This is my AP US History essay question for tomorrows test and i could really use some help! =) (anything would be helpful)
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In all cases, it was little more than the reconstitution of slavery. Think about it, The Dem.s have always been in favor of enslaving the masses and withholding civil rights.
FDR’s “New Deal” created Welfare.
Truman extended it.
Johnson was all about one upsmanship and looked to out do everything done before him. He wanted everyone to fall under the guise of big government. Much like FDR, he had no idea on how he was going to pay for those new programs. FDR gutted the military and diverted the funds and then buried the rest in WW II’s debt. Johnson escalated Vietnam, but in the end, it was Nixon who had to be the bad guy and axe most of what Johnson had done.
The barometer used to prove that these programs were successful was the flawed logic of seeing how many they could enroll. A more appropriate measure would have been to see how many they could get off the program, making them self-sufficient and self-supportive.
You have to wonder, how many have been able to dis-enroll themselves and progress to be shining example success stories. Instead, what we have are numerous attempts to reform these programs all the while, Welfare as become a generational way of life.
While everyone needs a helping hand once in a while, what we have is far from “a little help.” Instead of a safety net, of teaching people to fish so that they may eat for a lifetime, we have the government handing them a fish so that they will eat for a day and return again tomorrow for more. It is, enslaving.
“The democracy will cease to exist when you take from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not.” Thomas Jefferson
“…those who have money are far more free and have greater selection than do those who have little or none. Those who have little or no money, are enslaved to their creditors.” John Adams
“I predict future happiness for America if they can prevent the government from wasting the labor of people under the pretense of taking care of them.” Thomas Jefferson
To qualify my comment about civil rights, the Democrats opposed the abolition of slavery during Lincoln’s day and at wars end, founded the social club known as the Ku Klux Klan.
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, FDR imprisoned some 120,000 citizens of Japanese decent without due course of justice.
In 1957 Republican President Dwight Eisenhower called upon Congress for Civil Rights legislation. It stalled in the senate with the Democrats refusing to ratify it. Then two senators (JFK and LBJ) came forward and rewrote the bill, rendering it useless. The Democrats then signed on en force. Ike it is said, wore brown that day. You didn’t mess with Ike when he was wearing brown. It was Ike who also pushed ofrth the policy of desegregation of both the military and the public schools. For the latter, he was forced to call out the National Guard to quell the violent uprising of Democrats.
In 1963-64, it was the Republicans who wrote and sponsored the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The Democrats, filibustered unsuccessfully to try and stop its passage,
And for those who would insist that we magically and mysteriously swapped sides after ’64, I would be happy to point out Democrat Governor George Wallace’s bid for the ’72 presidential elections with his campaign promise of “No MORE Desegregation!” And Democrat Sen. Byrd of West Virginia who is still a member of the Ku Klux Klan.
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