> a) There was no fascist threat in the U.S., and hence no pressing need
> for a "united front" or "popular front" to prevent fascist usurpation
> of power.
The "need" was to try to get the US govt (and others) to support the antifascist cause abroad.
Let's please remember that the CP wasn't a local revolutionary groupuscule, it considered itself a battalion of a worldwide army HQ'ed in Moscow.
SA