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The political classic ''[[A Choice Not An Echo]]'' describes how the frontrunner for the [[GOP]] presidential nomination, Sen. [[Robert Taft]], declined to embrace the pro-war commitment that the [[kingmakers]] (including the [[liberal media]]) wanted, so [[Wendell Willkie]] -- who never held any political office -- was quickly promoted from a nobody to the GOP nominee in 1940.<ref>''A Choice Not An Echo'' ch. 5 (1st ed.).</ref>
The political classic ''[[A Choice Not An Echo]]'' describes how the frontrunner for the [[GOP]] presidential nomination, Sen. [[Robert Taft]], declined to embrace the pro-war commitment that the [[kingmakers]] (including the [[liberal media]]) wanted, so [[Wendell Willkie]] -- who never held any political office -- was quickly promoted from a nobody to the GOP nominee in 1940.<ref>''A Choice Not An Echo'' ch. 5 (1st ed.).</ref>
The book describes a special dinner in [[New York City]] where Taft was asked to support going to war for [[England]] at the outset of [[World War II]]. He declined. Within days the ''New York Herald Tribune'' editorial headline was, "Heaven's gift to the nation in its time of crisis."<ref>''A Choice Not An Echo'' p. 39 (1st ed.).</ref>
The book describes a special dinner in [[New York City]] where Taft was asked to support going to war for [[British Empire]] at the outset of [[World War II]]. He declined. Within days the ''New York Herald Tribune'' editorial headline was, "Heaven's gift to the nation in its time of crisis."<ref>''A Choice Not An Echo'' p. 39 (1st ed.).</ref>
Assuming history will repeat itself, watch whom the liberal media (''CNN'', ''ABC'', ''New York Times'') suddenly start to promote lavishly and uncritically, perhaps initially merely praising the person. That's whom the [[power-brokers]] already want to replace Biden.
Assuming history will repeat itself, watch whom the liberal media (''CNN'', ''ABC'', ''New York Times'') suddenly start to promote lavishly and uncritically, perhaps initially merely praising the person. That's whom the [[power-brokers]] already want to replace Biden.
== References ==
== References ==
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[[category:A Choice Not an Echo]]
[[category:A Choice Not an Echo]]