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znufrii that the New Deal by FDR served to improve to general economy in the 30's can neither be easily refuted, nor dismissed as it pertains to the

Posted by Loyola Feb 15 '09, 15:50

current Keynesian approach being taken, and Trish, I'm sure lots of letters were sent to Presidents.
However I take an open mind as to where the blame for the current crisis lays. I blame both red and blue politicians and don't restrict myself to wrapping myself in any ideology and claiming the other party is totally to blame.

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the argument I found very persuasive in response was that it was FDR's reluctance to increase the deficit, not his spending programs, - znufrii Feb 15, 15:59 3
- We seem to be in the odd position whereby we both agree that substantial fiscal measures by FDR, or lack thereof as the case may be served to - Loyola Feb 15, 16:06 2
  - well, I wouldn't characterize them as substantial fiscal measures, so much as substantial policy measures... -- nm - znufrii Feb 15, 16:14
  - atleast you guy's have history facts somewhat clear - Dane Duke Nuuk Feb 15, 16:10

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znufrii that the New Deal by FDR served to improve to general economy in the 30's can neither be easily refuted, nor dismissed as it pertains to the

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