then you ought to know that total liberal control of the US economy from 1929 to 1935 and of the soviet economy from 1917 to 1991 was a total disaster.
"You want to know what Fascism is? It is like your New Deal."
-- Mussolini, during a visit to New York City
-W.E.B DuBois: (the most important black leader in the first half of the 20th Century) "Joseph Stalin was a great man; few other men of the 20th Century approach his stature. The formation of the Nazi dictatorship was absolutely necessary to get the state in order." In 1937 he proclaimed: "there is today more democracy in Germany than there has been in years past." (page 10)
-Guy Tugwell: (FDR Brain Trust) said of fascism: "It's the cleanest, neatest piece...of social machinery I've ever seen." ( page 11)
-Walter Lippman: called on FDR to be a "dictator." (page 11)
-H.G. Wells: "progressives must become "liberal fascists and enlightened Nazis" ( page 21)
-Woodrow Wilson: "our problem...to make kids as unlike their fathers as we can" (page 92)
-Woodrow Wilson: "Jefferson has passed...American is not a place for unrestricted individual enterprise" ( page 93).
-Woodrow Wilson: "Bismark's welfare state is the most perfected in the world" ( page 95)
-Charles Beard: "fascism is an amazing experiment in reconciling individualism and socialism" (page 100)
--W.E.B. Dubois: "I stand in wonder...I am a Bolshevik"
-H.G. Wells : called for "a 'Phoenix Rebirth' of Liberalism under the banner of Liberal Fascism" ( page 134)
-George Orwell: (met FDR at White House often) "Much of what H.G. Wells has imagined and worked for is physically there in Nazi Germany"(page 135)
-Nazi newspaper: described Roosevelt as a man of irreproachable, extremely responsible character and immovable will... with a profound understanding of social needs...with nationalist socialist strains of thought in his economic and social policies" ( page 147)
-Mussolini: "America has a dictator in FDR" ( page 148)
-Rexford Tugwell: in 1934 "I find Italy doing many of the things which seem to me necessary" (page 156)
--Harry Hopkins: (new deal Communist) "that we (those in FDR Administration) are not afraid of exploring anything within the law, and we have lawyers who will declare anything you want to do legal" ( page 159)