In case you missed it, here is Bill O'Reilly's recent parade of stupidity:
Here's Bill giving Ann Coulter a chance to babble nonsensically about those evil, fictional "liberals" who are against everything, and who loved Hitler. And Don't dare think rationally!
Of course what would an article featuring stupidity be without an appearance by Sarah Palin, revealing clearly her desire for a Biblical government, and her complete ignorance, compounded by Bill's, of the religion-free nature of our Constitution. I would love just once to hear someone blabbing on about how relevant The Ten Commandments is to our government to name a single law forbidding worshiping idols, or coveting, or not keeping the sabbath. Methinks they don't even know the contents of their own religion.
And finally, listen to Bill take the daring position, no doubt popular in his great-grandmother's time, that redistribution of wealth is a new and dangerous concept. Happens every time a tax is collected, or a government program implemented. Do try to keep up.
Imagine what the below-average Republicans must be like...
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Well actually prior to Pearl Harbor and the invasion of Russia by Germany there were quite a few American "liberals, progressives,and etc." That admired Hitler's governmental social and economic control programs. If you check the news and magazine articles you'll find quite a few notables of the 1930's touting the National Socialists Workers Party and its leader. The FDR administration not so much, but they had some. The American Communists were pro-Hitler until Germany invaded Russia. I don't suggest that you irritate yourself by reading all of Coulter's book but check the back where she lists her sources and double check for yourself.
"Some" I don't doubt, but we all know Coulter's implication is that liberals are, in general, supportive of such things, and that's she's only got the usual cherry-picking of the data to support that. She lives in La La land.
" If you check the news and magazine articles you'll find quite a few notables of the 1930's touting the National Socialists Workers Party and its leader."
I didn't know Henry Ford was a liberal...
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