(in her case, "those big Men in Washington who know more than ordinary people could" cha. cha. cha.)
Alas, I was an unarmed tyke and my dialup was ... about as long as the string.
But when I looked at a couple of her pamphlets (once doggedly wading through a half-inch thick Monument of turgidity entitled, The Bricker Amendment
[I can still recall the cheesy-paper institutional-pea-green cover of this thing printed by the USG Printing Office])
-- I kept reading slogans already heard from her via those other bastions of
The bedtime story that just wouldn't Quit ... boring. And ditto, well-beyond tykehood: still devoid of anything lasting.. except colorful vitriolic phrases, mostly *ad-hominems.
* Some do not accept ad hominens as the sense does not admit of the plural -- but clearly the enemy of the Reactionary ever was: all who were otherwise.
So then, where you Stand isn't necessarily just where you Sit -- maybe it's where your mindset goes for the daily comfort of that doctrine thing, that Certainty-of-POV reinforced by beloved tautologies?
Aum Mane Padme Hmmm
(Of course too, in Econ, "every new Surprise!" neither predicted (nor prepared-for even as a what-if) happens in unique circumstances:
it never quite happened before, exactly.) But who, I ask, does not cringe a little (or a lot) when those Norse folk bestow a prize -- every bloody year!? -- for "Economic Science" ??