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As a retired, second-generation immigrant, it seems to me that the younger generation has more socialistic aspirations than we did.

The first seeds of the current crisis were sowed in the early 1950s, at the height of the nation’s anti-communist panic, when Los Angeles halted the construction of public housing because it was “socialistic.”

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When people accuse him of being socialistic, he doesn't deny it.

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It took nearly 30 years, a few political sea changes, an outbreak of socialistic fervor and some backlash to Big Tech’s “prosperity bomb.”

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But that has never stopped Republicans from complaining that Democratic policies are socialistic.

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