To: vietvet67
This is collective guilt nonsense, about on a level with blaming all our problems on “da Joos” or whatever other conspiracy theory you fancy. The problems of moral, cultural, and financial decline and expansion of government powers well predate the rise of the Baby Boomers to prominence. (I hardly think FDR, who died in 1945, or LBJ, who died in 1973, qualify as Baby Boomers.) They will remain even after newer generations rise to political power. Obama is a very late Baby Boomer, and spent most of his childhood well removed from the American mainstream.
To: Wallace T.; Comparative Advantage; vietvet67
The problems of moral, cultural, and financial decline and expansion of government powers well predate the rise of the Baby Boomers to prominence. (I hardly think FDR, who died in 1945, or LBJ, who died in 1973, qualify as Baby Boomers. These people haven't a clue
LBJ: Great Society
LBJ: Federal aid to education
LBJ: War on poverty
In 1964, upon Johnson's request, Congress passed a tax-reduction law and the Economic Opportunity Act, which was in association with the war on poverty.
LBJ: Medicare and Medicaid
LBJ was born in 1908
I would guess LBJ was no baby boomer.
83 posted on
10/05/2008 2:30:22 PM PDT by
dragnet2
(We witnessed the biggest expansion of government in American history)
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