Lindbergh was not a fascist; he was an isolationist. His stated strategy to the coming war was that Hitler would eventually turn on Russia (he was right) and t

Lindbergh was not a fascist; he was an isolationist. His stated strategy to the coming war was that Hitler would eventually turn on Russia (he was right) and that Germany and Russia would grind each other down (also true: the total destruction of the Sixth Army at Stalingrad (now Volgograd) is one example). After both countries were very weak, then American armies could swoop in and mop up after both armies had exhausted themselves, with minimal losses to the American side.