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I don't think FDR was a Commie but his administration had become infiltrated with them.

Henry A. Wallace (1888-1965) was an avowed communist. He served as VP under Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1941-1945.

I knew Wallace was a Commie but just the other day, I saw on TV that he was a Mason and had something to do with the design of the dollar bill.

In case anyone wonders, I don't think the Masons are part of some grand conspiracy, but I do wonder if there was a connection between his being a Commie and a Mason. I don't know anything about Masons although I think all of my Mother's brothers were Masons and all of them were fine men.

After Wallace feuded publicly with Jesse Jones and other high officials, Roosevelt stripped him of all responsibilities and made it clear Wallace would not be on the ticket again. The Democratic Party, with concern being expressed privately about FDR being able to make it through another term, chose Harry S Truman as FDR’s running mate at the 1944 Democratic convention, after New Deal partisans failed to promote William O. Douglas.

Wallace had said that if he became President, he would appoint Laurence Duggan as Secretary of State and Harry Dexter White as Secretary of Treasury. Both Duggan and White were Communist sympathizers who are now known to have been Soviet spies. Their appointment could have been a major victory for Soviet intelligence.[3]-Wiki