then after he loses is willing to say he is my president. we will support him. we don t really have that around and that is very disturbing. to get back to your point, it was just as bad or worse back then. gives us hope that maybe something can be resurrected out of this thing we are going through. any more questions? yes? given lindbergh s fear of getting into the public and the press, what combination of factors drove him to be one of the leaders against the war? u.s. really good questions. that is a really good question. charles lindbergh, one of the things about charles lindbergh he was always, whenever he took a position he always thought he was right. there was never any doubt in charles lindbergh s mind about what he should be doing or thinking. .. when i think it was the busiesti loci middle of mistakes, butl it was certainly the biggest mistake during that time that he made. tha he just tarnished his reputation as a result of that. his he was never happy lesso
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