A little history lesson.
Woodrow Wilson was president from 1913-1921, and led the US into WWI, raised taxes, and started the foundation of socialism in the US. As one of the worst presidents, and one of the most evil men ever to occupy that office, he is rightly vilified by real conservatives and adored by marxists.
In 1920, the US elected Warren G Harding to be president. He was a republican, and rose to power because Teddy Roosevelt died in 1919. His ascension wasn't easy, and culminated in a meeting at the convention where party leaders decided to back him for president.
From there, he swept the general election, earning more votes than any presidential candidate ever had, and earning himself the title as the most popular president in history. The nation had enough of democrats and socialism, and wanted to go back to "normal" -- before WWI and before socialism. Harding took steps to roll back the Wilson presidency.
He died three years later, and allegations of corruption as well as an extra-marital affair condemned him, posthumously, to be considered a mediocre or poor president, despite the success of his presidency.
His running mate was the former governor of Massachusetts, Calvin Coolidge. As president, "Silent Cal". Silent Cal won his reelection easily, same as Harding did, and it's not hard to see why. He continued the popular policies of tax cuts and limited foreign intervention. It was during the Coolidge presidency that America really started to boom, a period called "The Roaring 20s."
After serving a partial term after Harding and a full term of his own, he decided not to run for re-election, as 2 terms was enough for anyone. His successor, Herbert Hoover, ran on the same platform as Coolidge but governed as a socialist. Raising taxes and limiting trade, he caused the Great Depression.
After one term, former NY governor FDR ran as a democrat and won. He promised to bring back the policies of Coolidge but instead governed as a dictator and tyrant of the worst sort, even getting us involved in WWII.
Why does this matter?
Because we as a nation are still living under FDR. The policies and programs he started are still in place.
Anyone who has tried to take us back to the 1920s, or rather, the 1890s, before socialism and taxes and democrats and jews, has been shot. Anyone standing up to the machine that FDR knows that they are fighting evil itself.
Keep this in mind in US politics. Everything you need to know is around Coolidge. Reagan loved Coolidge. You'll hear Trump recite some of his lines too. "Make American Great Again" is a call to bring the US back to where we were in the peak of our civilization -- the 1920s, which was an effort to take us back to the 1800s.
Socialists and jews are RIGHTLY concerned about us returning to such a time. They KNOW what will happen when Americans are once again set free to do what they believe is right.
That should be our focus: let's go back to a time when men didn't ask for permission, they just did the right thing because it was right, period.
Woodrow Wilson was president from 1913-1921, and led the US into WWI, raised taxes, and started the foundation of socialism in the US. As one of the worst presidents, and one of the most evil men ever to occupy that office, he is rightly vilified by real conservatives and adored by marxists.
In 1920, the US elected Warren G Harding to be president. He was a republican, and rose to power because Teddy Roosevelt died in 1919. His ascension wasn't easy, and culminated in a meeting at the convention where party leaders decided to back him for president.
From there, he swept the general election, earning more votes than any presidential candidate ever had, and earning himself the title as the most popular president in history. The nation had enough of democrats and socialism, and wanted to go back to "normal" -- before WWI and before socialism. Harding took steps to roll back the Wilson presidency.
He died three years later, and allegations of corruption as well as an extra-marital affair condemned him, posthumously, to be considered a mediocre or poor president, despite the success of his presidency.
His running mate was the former governor of Massachusetts, Calvin Coolidge. As president, "Silent Cal". Silent Cal won his reelection easily, same as Harding did, and it's not hard to see why. He continued the popular policies of tax cuts and limited foreign intervention. It was during the Coolidge presidency that America really started to boom, a period called "The Roaring 20s."
After serving a partial term after Harding and a full term of his own, he decided not to run for re-election, as 2 terms was enough for anyone. His successor, Herbert Hoover, ran on the same platform as Coolidge but governed as a socialist. Raising taxes and limiting trade, he caused the Great Depression.
After one term, former NY governor FDR ran as a democrat and won. He promised to bring back the policies of Coolidge but instead governed as a dictator and tyrant of the worst sort, even getting us involved in WWII.
Why does this matter?
Because we as a nation are still living under FDR. The policies and programs he started are still in place.
Anyone who has tried to take us back to the 1920s, or rather, the 1890s, before socialism and taxes and democrats and jews, has been shot. Anyone standing up to the machine that FDR knows that they are fighting evil itself.
Keep this in mind in US politics. Everything you need to know is around Coolidge. Reagan loved Coolidge. You'll hear Trump recite some of his lines too. "Make American Great Again" is a call to bring the US back to where we were in the peak of our civilization -- the 1920s, which was an effort to take us back to the 1800s.
Socialists and jews are RIGHTLY concerned about us returning to such a time. They KNOW what will happen when Americans are once again set free to do what they believe is right.
That should be our focus: let's go back to a time when men didn't ask for permission, they just did the right thing because it was right, period.
Amazing how the process of "making life for everybody worse" is so consistently adored by Marxists/leftists.