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What Did The Republicans Do To Keep Prices Down?

They voted against inflation controls. (The record: 59 per cent of House Republicans and 51 per cent of Senate Republicans voted against extending rent, price and credit controls in the 1952 Defense Production Act. 79 per cent of House Republicans voted to end all price controls in 1952.)

What Did the Republicans Do about Better Housing? N

They voted against low income housing, middle income housing, farm housing. (The record: 85 per cent of House Republicans voted to stop aid to low-rent housing in 1949. 83 per cent of Senate Republicans and 91 per cent of House Republicans voted against more middle income housing through long term loans to housing cooperatives in 1950. 76 per cent of Senate Republicans voted against aid to farm housing in 1948.)

What Did The Republicans Do About Social Security?

They voted against expansion of Social Security. (The record: 80 per cent of House Republicans voted to deny' Social Security to more than a half million people, to eliminate insurance to the disabled and to prevent increased benefits for each year of contribution.)

What Did The Republicans Do About Soil Conservation?

They voted against it. (The record: 79 per cent of Senate Republicans voted to cut soil conservation funds by nearly one half in 1952.)

What Did The Republicans Do About Flood Control?

They voted against it. (The record: 64 per cent of Senate Republicans voted to cut flood control funds in half in 1951.)

What Did The Republicans Do To Keep America’s Farms Prosperous?

They voted against a strong farm price support program. (The record: 56 per cent of House Republicans voted this year against continuing price support at 90 per cent of parity through 1955.)

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