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To: Perdogg

I almost wasn’t going to respond, but this is an easy one, perdogg.

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OPINION:

Obama’s comments already reflects that his administration is in “crisis” mode. I predict every single day of his administration he will have a “crisis” to contend with.


3 posted on 01/08/2009 10:28:07 PM PST by Cindy
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To: Cindy

Predict the day they cancel Affirmative Action?


10 posted on 01/08/2009 10:48:36 PM PST by Loud Mime (Things were better when cigarette companies could advertise and lawyers could not....LM)
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To: Cindy; Perdogg

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/929392/posts

The Revolution Was, by Garet Garrett (1938)

It discusses the New Deal from a close perspective (1938) by a Conservative writer. Lengthy but important reading and should be read by all. The same blueprint is being followed 75 years later. Here’s an excerpt:
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“Having passed this crisis, the New Deal went on from one problem to another, taking them in the proper order, according to revolutionary technic; and if the handling of one was inconsistent with the handling of another, even to the point of nullity, that was blunder in reverse. The effect was to keep people excited about one thing at a time, and divided, while steadily through all the uproar of outrage and confusion a certain end, held constantly in view, was pursued by main intention.
The end held constantly in view was power.

In a revolutionary situation mistakes and failures are not what they seem. They are scaffolding. Error is not repealed. It is compounded by a longer law, by more decrees and regulations, by further extensions of the administrative hand. As deLawd said in The Green Pastures, that when you have passed a miracle you have to pass another one to take care of it, so it was with the New Deal. Every miracle it passed, whether it went right or wrong, had one result. Executive power over the social and economic life of the nation was increased. Draw a curve to represent the rise of executive power and look there for the mistakes. You will not find them. The curve is consistent.

At the end of the first year, in his annual message to the Congress, January 4, 1934, President Roosevelt said: “It is to the eternal credit of the American people that this tremendous readjustment of our national life is being accomplished peacefully.”

Peacefully if possible of course......


19 posted on 01/08/2009 11:45:15 PM PST by 21twelve
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