My father was a very easy going guy. I never heard him yell, he never barked at people or spoke harshly...until the name of Franklin Roosevelt came up, and he literally went ballistic. He hated the man. At the time I did not understand why, and I never got a chance to ask him once I was old enough to understand. There are so many different views on him and the New Deal, how can one possibly sort it out?
1 posted on
01/15/2009 12:51:36 PM PST by
Hanna548
To: Hanna548
I would be interested in knowing what my father would think of the current economic environment, but he has Alzheimer’s and I fear that if I mention how things are going, that would be the only thing he would remember from day to day. And he was always obsessed over the state of his finances.
Fortunately, I listen to Glenn Beck and dumped his mutual funds around Dow 12000.
2 posted on
01/15/2009 12:57:16 PM PST by
MarkeyD
(11-4-08 For the first time I can say I am ashamed of my country.)
To: Hanna548
You might want to bookmark this site for future reference. The
Bureau of Labor Statistics has all the numbers if you can figure out what the mean.
4 posted on
01/15/2009 1:14:47 PM PST by
An Old Man
(Use it up, Wear it out, Make it do, or Do without.)
To: Hanna548
There’s a good case to be made against the New Deal, but is DiLorenzo really the right person to make it? Judging from some of Tommy’s other screeds, his opposition can only help FDR.
5 posted on
01/15/2009 1:21:03 PM PST by
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