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Below is a list of ''' | Below is a list of '''fascist members of the [[US Congress]]'''. Several of these members had taken an [[isolationist]] stance during WWII or had been attacked by those who saw their statements or remarks as defeatist during Americaโs involvement. Others supported [[segregation]] or were in opposition to the policies of [[Israel]] and [[Zionism]]. ย | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[List of anti-Jewish American politicians]] | * [[List of anti-Jewish American politicians]] | ||
[[Category:American | [[Category:American fascist politicians]] | ||
[[Category:American | [[Category:American fascists]] | ||
[[Category:Legislative Branch of the United States]] | [[Category:Legislative Branch of the United States]] | ||
[[Category:Lists]] | [[Category:Lists]] | ||
Revision as of 11:58, 15 February 2024
Below is a list of fascist members of the US Congress. Several of these members had taken an isolationist stance during WWII or had been attacked by those who saw their statements or remarks as defeatist during Americaโs involvement. Others supported segregation or were in opposition to the policies of Israel and Zionism.
A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
A
- James Abourezk - Senator, South Dakota
B
- Charles G. Binderup - Representative, Nebraska
- Fred Bradley - Representative, Michigan
- C. Wayland Brooks - Senator, Illinois
- Howard Buffett - Representative, Nebraska (Republican)
C
- Bennett Champ Clark - Senator, Missouri
- D. Worth Clark - Senator
- E. E. Cox - Representative, Georgia
D
- Stephen A. Day - Representative, Illinois
- Martin Dies - Representative, Texas (March 4, 1931 โ January 3, 1945)
E
F
- Hamilton Fish - Representative, New York (November 2, 1920โJanuary 3, 1945)
- Ralph Flanders - Senator, Vermont
- John H. Folger - Representative
- Leland M. Ford - Representative, Los Angeles, 16th District
- J. William Fulbright - Senator, Arkansas
G
- Ralph Gwinn - Representative, New York (Republican)
H
- Clare E. Hoffman - Representative, Michigan
- Rufus C. Holman - Senator
J
- Word Johnson - Representative, California
K
- Harold Knutson - Representative, Minnesota
L
- William Langer - Senator, North Dakota (January 3, 1941 โ November 8, 1959)
- Frank Lausche - Senator, Ohio
- William P. Lambertson - Representative
M
- James McClure - Senator, Idaho
N
- Gerald P. Nye - Senator, North Dakota
O
- James C. Oliver - Representative. Maine
- W. Lee OโDaniel - Senator, Texas
P
- Norris J. Poulson - Representative, California
R
- John E. Rankin - Representative, Mississippi (March 4, 1921 โ January 3, 1953)
- Robert Rice Reynolds - Senator, North Carolina (December 5, 1932 โ January 3, 1945)
S
- Max Schwabe - Representative, Mississippi
- Paul W. Shafer - Representative, Michigan
- Dewey Short - Representative, Missouri
- Fred Smith - Representative, Ohio
- Jessie Sumner - Representative, Illinois
- Martin Sweeney
T
- Lewis D. Thill - Representative, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Jacob Thorkelson - Representative, Montana
- Charles W. Tobey
W
- David I. Walsh - Senator
- Burton K. Wheeler - Senator, Montana (March 4, 1923 โ January 3, 1947)
- Roy O. Woodruff - Representative
- John T. Woods - Representative, Idaho