Why does Mr. Goldberg ignore the first "America First" movement attracted the support of  anti-semitic Nazi sympathizers such as Henry Ford and Charles Lindbergh?  Goldberg writes  . . . the term "America first" took on a more sinister reputation in retrospect than it deserved . Some Jewish groups to this day unfairly consider it vague code for "America should have let the Holocaust run its course. . ."    He states this without explaining that the basis for the "sinister" reputation is the fact that prominent America First-ers were anti-Semites.  More important, while Goldberg acknowledges that Trump's "America First"  "vision" is just warmed-over nationalism, he fails to acknowledge its sinister effect -- the implicit validation of America's home-grown, white supremacist, Nazi wannabes and the implicit permission bigoted Americans now believe they have received to cast aside "political correctness" to freely voice their ignorant prejudices as truths,