| − | During the [[Presidential election of 1944]], on May 23 at a rally in New York's Madison Square hailing the "[[Democratic party|Democratic Coalition," Browder announced the birth of the "Communist Political | + | During the [[Presidential election of 1944]], on May 23 at a rally in New York's Madison Square hailing the "[[Democratic party|Democratic Coalition]]," Browder announced the birth of the "Communist Political |
| | Association," which he described as "a non-party organization of the American working class dedicated to the traditions of Washington, Jefferson, Paine, Jackson and Lincoln, under the changed conditions of modern industrial society." <ref>Angela Calomiris, Red Masquerade: Undercover for the FBI, (Philadelphia:Lippincott, 1950), pp. 141-142.</ref> | | Association," which he described as "a non-party organization of the American working class dedicated to the traditions of Washington, Jefferson, Paine, Jackson and Lincoln, under the changed conditions of modern industrial society." <ref>Angela Calomiris, Red Masquerade: Undercover for the FBI, (Philadelphia:Lippincott, 1950), pp. 141-142.</ref> |