I took a look at the 1st book to call for a New Deal back in 1932, and as it turns out, it was just as loopy as the #GreenNewDeal is today, complete with calls to abolish profit and capitalism, and attacks on “rugged individualism” as a cancer on society. Hope you check it out.https://twitter.com/theblaze/status/1099096962601672705 …
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En réponse à @CamEdwards
And now the New Deal is viewed as a tremendous success that saved the American economy and introduced tons of great programs that alleviate poverty
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En réponse à @rssfeed69 @CamEdwards
In popular lore it’s viewed as a great success. Among honest historians, not so much.
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En réponse à @Pynch1999 @CamEdwards
Then why is FDR consistently ranked by historians as a top 3 president?
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4) This gives a small flavor of part of what I’m talking about. Amity Shlaes’ book is also interesting.https://rapidcityjournal.com/news/opinion/columnists/national/thomas-sowell-fdr-s-policies-prolonged-great-depression/article_3f80432e-e6c5-11df-affe-001cc4c03286.html …
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Can I give a hint? ;) Speaking of the failures of public housing, and the failed endeavor of rescuing housing project Pruitt-Igoe, a resident noted at the end--"the government gave up."
Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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