This excerpt from “The Roosevelt Myth” critically examines Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency, challenging the conventional narrative of his success. The author investigates various aspects of Roosevelt’s administration, including his handling of the banking crisis, the New Deal programs, and his foreign policy decisions leading up to World War II. The analysis highlights alleged instances of mismanagement, deception, and political opportunism, drawing on numerous sources to support its claims. Ultimately, the text presents a negative assessment of Roosevelt’s character and legacy.
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