Rumi, I read with great interest the links you provided. I read with a open mind attempting to see what you saw. I could go into a dissertation on each point raised by the authors but to make a very long story short it was, in my opinion, a effort to rewrite history by left leaners. Interesting point in the first link in summary is; they asked you to believe them when they stated they understood the founding fathers thoughts by explaining what they, the founding fathers, did not include. The fact that they did not include specific ideas in their dialogue meant to not include it, not as the article implies that by leaving it out they meant to include it. Confusing isn't it. The second link follows the same logic to a point but with select implications for the different Presidents. Bottom line again, the reason for the establishment of the Libraries, National Parks, Interstate system, or wh**ever was not for the socialist reasons described but for various other reasons. The parks created by Teddy Roosevelt was because he loved the outdoors, Safari's, etc. and he wanted to leave a legacy; the idea of the interstate system by Eisenhower was spawned by the Audubon in Germany and originally created to expedite the movement of Military in the U.S.. We had just finished a war remember. With what I have said in mind, review the links and let me know what you think.