This is the Tom Hartman program.

And greetings my friends, patriots, lovers of democracy, truth and justice, believers and

peace, freedom and the American way Tom Hartman here with the Broadcasting live from shelter

in place, my home office in Portland.

So Marjorie Taylor Greene and what she has to do with the fate and future of America.

You know, I started this article out over at Tom Hartman.medium.com with a poster from

1956 from the Republican Party that was actually Young Republicans Club and it was on Labor

Day.

And it's titled Young Republicans Salute Labor, America's free working men and women

produce more and consume more than any other nation.

Greatest prosperity in history without war, over 66 million employed, highest take home

pay in history, greater job security, less time lost because of strikes, increased union

membership, best working conditions in history, social security expanded.

And then at the very bottom it has two kind of headline called actions, attend your union

meetings, exclamation mark, register and vote Republican.

That was 1956.

Those Republicans refer to themselves as the, as the cloth coat Republicans, right?

As Richard Nixon used that phrase when he lost the election to Jack Kennedy in one of his

speeches.

You know, you're not going to have a tricky dick to kick around.

I believe it was all in that same speech.

But when Nixon took over the GOP in 1968, he had decided, he had concluded that the unions

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