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A cute thought but one that ignores the actual realities of the politics involved. Firstly, remember that it was not the US that declared war on Germany, rather, Germany declared war on the US in tandem with Japan. This means, immediately, that your "play both sides against each other" plan...

. . . Liberals in the 1930s spoke very highly of Hitler. FDR and the Democrats of the time saw Hitler's centralized control of the economy and the alliance he built between big business and big government as something to be emulated and good. It was only once the Leftist wing of the Dems...

If you go look back at what Progressives and Leftists were saying in the 1930s regarding Hitler, they actually liked him it wasn't until he attacked the Soviet Union that they changed their tune on him and suddenly Fascism went from being a center-left / centrist political philosophy (as anyone...

It's also kinda funny when you think about it, the claim that all the US is on "stolen land" in effect denies the agency and sovereignty of American Indians to have either sold land to the original colonists, or to enter into treaties that ceded land and recognized borders... yes, certainly...

Treason is one of the few crimes that have a strict Constitutional definition in the US... both fortunately and unfortunately, and in this case these actions don't QUITE rise to that strict definition: ...though if we started looking into money trails I suspect we might find actual...

That's certainly part of the home, further one of the reasons that, despite the recent uptick, the US has been more welcoming to Jews and less anti-semetic is they don't have that same history of being the middle-man minority in the US. Rather, the Jews were historically one of the earliest...