This is the third of four foundational posts at VoteNo2BigDough. If this is the first time you landed here at VoteNo2BigDough we suggest you take a look at posts #1 (Why VoteNo2BigDough?) and #2 (The VoteNo2BigDough Movement) before reading this one further. This post summarizes the arcs of the Republican and Democratic parties from the presidential transition between the Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt administrations to the election of Barrack Obama seventy-six years later. I had not intended the interval between posts would be this long. However geopolitical sea changes set in motion by the conflict in Ukraine have been too compelling a distraction to ignore.
The Two Big Dough Parties
The Two Big Dough Parties
The Two Big Dough Parties
This is the third of four foundational posts at VoteNo2BigDough. If this is the first time you landed here at VoteNo2BigDough we suggest you take a look at posts #1 (Why VoteNo2BigDough?) and #2 (The VoteNo2BigDough Movement) before reading this one further. This post summarizes the arcs of the Republican and Democratic parties from the presidential transition between the Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt administrations to the election of Barrack Obama seventy-six years later. I had not intended the interval between posts would be this long. However geopolitical sea changes set in motion by the conflict in Ukraine have been too compelling a distraction to ignore.