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3 unusual facts about The Cold War and the Income Tax: A Protest


The Cold War and the Income Tax: A Protest

Phyllis Schlafly attacked this awarding of the Medal of Freedom to Wilson in her 1964 book A Choice, Not an Echo.

He tried speaking out with pacifist groups, sending parts of his paycheck to Hiroshima, writing letters of apology, and at a couple of points attempted suicide.

He’s shocked and alarmed at the sums spent to fuel the arms race with the Soviet Union, and upset also at how enthusiastically his government pursues chemical, biological and nuclear weapons technology β€” what now gets lumped under the β€œWeapons of Mass Destruction” banner.



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