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August 27, 2017 at 1:19 pm
When I was in school in the fifties, which people seem to regard as the original of MAGA, my teachers told me “America is a country of laws, not people.” I guess that’s gone to the same place as strong unions, high pay for workers, and high taxes on upper incomes.
August 27, 2017 at 10:39 pm
I cannot argue with that.
If Ike were alive today, he would not be accepted as a Republican.
I’m a Southern Boy and I know bigots when I see them. Nixon’s legacy lives on in making the Republican Party a home for bigots.
A long time ago, I waved a picket sign in Richard Nixon’s face when he appeared at my alma mater. The sign said, “Nixon is soft on Fascism.”
Little did I know how prescient that sign would turn out to be.