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Prior to WWII mist Republicans and some Democrats were isolationists who wanted no American involvement in foreign affairs and were opposed to military spending and preparedness. The Second World War changed that and the President announced the change.


At the time, there was very little national news in most newspapers and almost none about local areas and peoples other than the newspaper’s town. With the exception of New York and a few other cities, there was no news on the radio and TV had not yet been deployed. Most of the nation was very insular. It would not be until the Eisenhower administration that the national highway system was built. Most American spent their entire lives within 90 miles of their home and knew little about anywhere else other than NY, Chicago, Hollywood, Washington, and San Francisco.


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  • Born: November 7, 1969
  • Nationality: American
  • Profession: Author