LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

Some of ’em thought Mr. Gallup’s Jew-aided poll was an indication of
popular feeling, but failed to look at a calendar. They are still faced by a
clever opponent, void of scruple, and likely to be backed in 1944 by all
the billions that international Jewry has diddled out of the American
people, and out of the subject races. Hope long fed on the bottle may not
grow teeth at all.
As nobody is likely to believe me, I suggest that they start thinking it out
for themselves. I suggest that a DUD candidate for 1944 is just as
undesirable as it was two years ago. I suggest that consummate
incompetence in the Cabinet is undesirable. The Republicans HAD in
1940 the makin’s of a strong executive. Providin’, that is, that they
followed the early American system of having a President and a cabinet.
Several Republicans in Washington could have functioned, and kept
America out of war, piloted her thru the stormy period, and perhaps,
though I doubt it, even have prevented the war bustin’ out.
I reckon Jewry had Churchill by the short hairs so close that nothing
would have saved him, or England, from him. Apart from war, the
British Empire would have elegantly dissolved, or inelegantly dissolved.
But whichever, the U.S. by staying OUT of the war could most certainly
have absorbed the fragments: without being put [to] the extreme
inconvenience which a great lot of the outer world now hears the U.S. is
incurrin’.
Now Vandenberg, from my point of view, lives in the year 1858 or
before then. But Vandenberg with a CABINET would have made a
better President than either Roosevelt alias Cohen, or Wilikie, alias the
rest of the synagogue. I would NOT have selected Senator Vandenberg
because I do not think we have ANY economic views in common. All I
am saying is that the Republicans HAD the makings of an
administration, both strong and in many ways sane, though conservative,
that is, set in their ways.