Americans and Foreigners in a Nation of Change
A fragmented but forceful critique traces American attitudes toward foreigners, business elites, and national identity. It contends that fear and anger after upheaval spurred harsh appeals for drastic measures, while praising patriotism and lamenting elitist aloofness. It cites Johnny Coal as a cautionary symbol of reckless wealth and calls for principled, vigorous defense of American prosperity and sovereignty.
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Libearty League shapes conservative challenge to New Deal
Washington observers note a hardening conservative stance in politics with the formation of the American Liberty League led by Jaoette Shouse farmer Wade Warren State Senator James Wadeworth and Alfred E Smith to defend the Constitution and counter New Deal radicalism. The group vows to oppose excesses of the Roosevelt program while mobilizing broad voter support across parties as tensions rise over agency coordination and potential clashes with labor and administration figures.
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