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As a minor point of history, Hitler would have stayed with the Communists in Germany without a Soviet Union. OTL he ditched the party when he discovered their were run from Russia; here that won't be the issue and he might well become the darling of the KPD.
In the US the fear of communism would recede eventually and that means the Socialism would then have a greater presence in the political scene. Stalin, though providing somewhat of an example for Socialists across the world, providing a successful ideological example for FDR. Without this things in the US if anything will be more conservative in the 1930's and 40's. Later on when Fascism is discredited the 1950's would have an interesting swing toward Socialism methinks. Today the US would have a very different political scene without the ideological enemy of Communism to define themselves against for generations.
In the US the fear of communism would recede eventually and that means the Socialism would then have a greater presence in the political scene. Stalin, though providing somewhat of an example for Socialists across the world, providing a successful ideological example for FDR. Without this things in the US if anything will be more conservative in the 1930's and 40's. Later on when Fascism is discredited the 1950's would have an interesting swing toward Socialism methinks. Today the US would have a very different political scene without the ideological enemy of Communism to define themselves against for generations.