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==Liberals and Communism==

==Liberals and Communism==

First, Labor unions in the U.S., which are a key ally of liberals and their big government plans, were heavily infiltrated by Communist spies and sympathizers since the 1920's. Next, Liberal President Franklin D. Roosevelt's unsuccessful New Deal was inspired by European Socialism, much like the Soviets. In addition, Alger Hiss, who was a Communist spy, worked in the U.S. Department of State under Roosevelt. In addition, Senator Joe McCarthy, a conservative who rooted out Communist infiltrators in the 1950's, was denounced by liberal Communist sympathizers. In the 1980's, Conservative President Ronald Reagan's confrontational policy of "rollback' against the Soviet Union was opposed by liberals who supported the evil empire. Recently, our current President, who has been raised a liberal Communist, seeks to "spread [job creators'] wealth around".

First, Labor unions in the U.S., which are a key ally of liberals and their big government plans, were heavily infiltrated by Communist spies and sympathizers since the 1920's. Next, Liberal President Franklin D. Roosevelt's unsuccessful New Deal was inspired by European Socialism, from which the Soviets also derived their oppressive ideology. In addition, Alger Hiss, who was a Communist spy, worked in the U.S. Department of State under Roosevelt. In the 1950's, Senator Joe McCarthy, a conservative who rooted out Communist infiltrators, was denounced by liberal Communist sympathizers. In the 1980's, Conservative President Ronald Reagan's confrontational policy of "rollback' against the Soviet Union was opposed by liberals who supported the evil empire. Recently, our current President, who has been raised a liberal Communist, seeks to "spread [job creators'] wealth around".

==Liberals and Uncharitableness==

==Liberals and Uncharitableness==