Word: dealism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...when Holman answered accusations of antiSemitism. Said he: "Now why would I be antiSemitic? My own father was an Englishman. I have relatives in England." No New Dealer. Wayne Morse, a progressive Republican, had to convince skeptical GOPsters that his years on WLB had not tarred him with New Dealism. This he did, decisively. Morse, ex-Dean of the University of Oregon Law School, wrote nearly 100 major WLB decisions and helped frame the Little Steel Formula...
Wealthy Administration-haters in Palm Beach spent an impressive amount of time & money reminding Florida voters that Senator Pepper is a typical, nationally known personification of New Dealism. New Dealer Pepper retorted by snuggling even closer to the President, charging his enemies with "hoping that by driving a dagger through my heart, it might reach a little ways into President Roosevelt." The chief Pepper rival, Jacksonville's Judge J. Ollie Edmunds, said boldly: "I am willing to stand up and be counted as a Southern Democrat." When he and others had stood up and been counted, New Dealer Pepper...
...this system of left-wingers and New Dealism is continued another four years, I am certain that this monarchy which is being established in America will destroy the rights of the common people...
...jungle of possible meanings. Wisconsin had clearly voted no confidence in global good will and a foreign policy of generalities. They had voted against the "crusade" kind of internationalism - against a crusade which had never been clearly defined, which was hopelessly confused with New Dealism, and which neither Mr. Roosevelt nor Mr. Hull seemed yet to have joined. To say nothing of Messrs. Churchill and Stalin. No one could doubt the Wisconsin voters' willingness to "participate" internationally, but they want to do it on a "realistic" basis - and as Republicans...
...vote - that Wisconsin was voting for 100-proof, Regular Republicanism. Willkie himself said in New York this week : "This election was a triumph for the county chairmen." In effect, all members of the Willkie Irregulars were soundly trounced. Wisconsin voted against even what seemed to them like secondhand New Dealism...