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An Isolationist believes in Country first. No military going to other countries to "protect" or be involved in. No government monies going to other countries head governments.

Isolationists believe in a productive industry within its borders that supports employment which then produces what is needed for the country and it's citizens. Everybody is a winner in an Isolationist country. History notes that we were Isolationists before FDR declared war on Japan. He did that to get us out of the mind thought of it for his own progressive purposes.

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