“There were a lot of people, historically on the left, who did not support antitrust because they thought concentrated capital would let them pay workers more,” said Michael Kazin, a Georgetown University historian and expert on the labor movement.
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He also pointed out that the U.S. was not attacked in 1917 — as it was at Pearl Harbor during World War II — and that the Great War did not involve a communist adversary like Korea.
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