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The Socialization of America –
Historians will forever equate the name of William Jefferson Clinton with immorality and the impeachment process. So magnified were these things in the mind of the people that they failed to see the total damage done by his administration.
William Clinton’s presidential hero was Theodore Roosevelt – the man who domesticated socialism. While Theodore Roosevelt sought to make socialism acceptable to the people, William Clinton sought to make it the law of the land. No President’s agenda equals Clinton’s in his effort to socialize the nation. He proposed national health care reform, national educational goals, and a national service program. In addition, he proposed a national school-to-work program that would be fully equipped with labor review boards and life-long learning for all. A careful study of his proposals with that of Vladimir Turchenko’s Soviet school-to-work program makes one wonder where Clinton came up with his grand ideas of a dominate state.
(94 pages)
Historians will forever equate the name of William Jefferson Clinton with immorality and the impeachment process. So magnified were these things in the mind of the people that they failed to see the total damage done by his administration.
William Clinton’s presidential hero was Theodore Roosevelt – the man who domesticated socialism. While Theodore Roosevelt sought to make socialism acceptable to the people, William Clinton sought to make it the law of the land. No President’s agenda equals Clinton’s in his effort to socialize the nation. He proposed national health care reform, national educational goals, and a national service program. In addition, he proposed a national school-to-work program that would be fully equipped with labor review boards and life-long learning for all. A careful study of his proposals with that of Vladimir Turchenko’s Soviet school-to-work program makes one wonder where Clinton came up with his grand ideas of a dominate state.
(94 pages)