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| | ?????????????????,We have been told throughout this presidential campaign that the contest is a referendum about two visions of government one activist the other passive like every presidential election since 1980 But that may actually understate the stakes In a larger context it is a choice between maintaining the last 80 years of American governance or abruptly ending itIn fact this election is really about whether the New Deal and its descendant the Great Society will survive or whether they will be dismantled And that is historicWhat does dismantling the New Deal and Great Society mean It means converting Medicare from guaranteed medical insurance to a possible privately run system of health procurement It means Medicaid could be capped which could strip millions of children of their healthcare It means scaling back financial regulation It means poverty programs like food stamps may be cut dramatically It means the Davis-Bacon Act insuring that workers on government projects receive the prevailing wage could be revoked It means the end of subsidies for public transportation the National Endowment for the Humanities and of course the Public Broadcasting System It even means slashing disaster reliefAll these cuts and so many more are enumerated in the Ryan budget More they are a systematic program to gut government action ?C action that has accreted for decades to meet public needsThis would constitute a gigantic reversal even in Republicanism It may be hard to believe given today??s rancorous political climate that Republicans never really challenged President Franklin D Roosevelt??s program to revive the country during the Great Depression The Social Security Act passed the House of Representatives with 81 Republicans voting yes and only 15 voting no and the Senate with 16 Republican yeses and only 5 nos Similarly despite grumblings from Wall Street the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 that regulated the financial industry received wide Republican support The Civilian Conservation Corps which put the unemployed to work on conservation projects passed Congress by a voice vote Even the National Labor Relations Act protecting union rights passed the House by a voice vote and the Senate with just 12 dissentersThere were of course conservatives in the Republican Party like Senator Robert Taft of Ohio who hated the New Deal and became increasingly emboldened to take it on after Roosevelt diedBut even then most Republicans had come to an understanding about the role of government New Deal initiatives like Social Security unemployment insurance and financial regulation had become part of the American fabric When 1952 Republican nominee Dwight D Eisenhower assumed the presidency after 20 years of Democratic rule he fully embraced Roosevelt??s programs so much so that political scientists refer to the 1950s and early 1960s as the era of the ??American consensus?? or the ??liberal consensus?? Republicans and Democrats both accepted the need for government intervention to provide for the social welfareWhen Senator Barry Goldwater ran for president in 1964 explicitly attacking the consensus and threatening to end New Deal programs he was soundly defeated A year later as if to underscore the rebuff House and Senate Republicans divided evenly on Medicare ?C the program so many in the party had vilified as ??socialized?? medicinePresident Richard M Nixon a rhetorical conservative if ever there were one actually expanded the spirit of the consensus He called for national healthcare and a guaranteed family income and encouraged laws that set up the Environmental Protection Agency and the Occupational Health and Safety Administration which oversees workplace regulations Even President Ronald Reagan who railed against government with the best of them advocated a social safety net and didn??t dare touch Medicare or Social Security He honored what remained of the consensus which meant honoring FDR??s legacy This was still FDR??s countryThe Republican Party has come a long way since then Over the past 30 years the great dream of Republicanism fed by Goldwater??s wellspring has been to destroy the New Deal once and for all ?C to rid the nation of Roosevelt??s programs and return to the laissez-faire policies of the 1920sThis dream was so fervent that President George W Bush in 2004 did something none of his predecessors would have tried: He declared that his electoral mandate enabled him to privatize Social Security Bush failed spectacularly There is a reason that Social Security and Medicare are called the ??third rail?? of American politics Some things you just don??t touchAt least you didn??t eight years ago But this election is different In the 1980s Reagan??s budget director David Stockman admitted indiscreetly that the basic reason for tax cutting was to starve government In effect Stockman was saying that Reagan was operating a government shell game: Tell folks that you want to stimulate the economy by cutting taxes when what you really want to do is take a meat ax to governmentTimes have changed and Republicans today don??t have to resort to subterfuge when it comes to slashing programs But when it comes to the basics of the New Deal and the Great Society they promote the same sort of game only this time the shell is the allegedly dire threat of the deficit (By the way conservatives said the same thing about the deficits that the New Deal racked up that they would ruin the country)GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan??s which virtually every Republican has signed onto is even more indiscreet than Stockman There is no gainsaying that the basic purpose of the budget is to dismantle New Deal and Great Society programs that assist the poor and gradually remove the juice from the third rail by privatizing Social Security and essentially voucherizing Medicare To save the country from the flood of debt they must save us from FDR and LBJWe have heard these anti-government screeds before especially since the rise of the Tea Party movement But they are no longer just verbal sallies They are now the stated policy of the Republican Party and its presidential candidateWhen Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney says deficits are unsustainable Social Security and Medicare must be changed regulations prevent economic growth and government programs must be extirpated he is really saying he is going to turn back the clock to the days before FDR Given that the Supreme Court this term could overturn affirmative action in higher public education and perhaps find the Voting Rights Act unconstitutional the next four years could easily undo the last 80So make no mistake: Whether you love Roosevelt or hate him this election is a referendum on him That is the choicePresident Barack Obama will continue the consensus or what remains of it Romney has promised to end the consensusWhoever wins the election has historic implicationsPHOTO: Franklin D Roosevelt campaigning at Soldier's Field in Chicago October 28 1944 REUTERS/FDR Library the CEO of DW Investment Management and CIO for a Brevan Howard credit fund also echoed at the conference in mid-town Manhattan. said he is also bullish on CMBS right now. hedge fund managers, and Warren is suggesting that it be closed. targeting a deeper decline towards $0. also hurt by data showing China's manufacturing sectorweakened in June to a nine-month low. ???business news, providing investing news. | | | | http://www.mycoachbarbara.com/img/Michael-Kors-Factory-Outlet.html (Hôte)
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