Biden Must Not Repeat Obama's Mistakes
The Atlantic The new president must not repeat Obama's mistakes. January 20, 2021 Getty / The Atlantic When Franklin D. Roosevelt became president in 1932, the nation was facing concentric crises: the immediate, house-on-fire disaster of rolling bank closures; the broader economic depression; and, beyond that, deeply entrenched problems that the depression had highlighted, including elderly poverty. Roosevelt’s first 100 days addressed the first two crises with historic directness. He reopened the banks and directly employed thousands of Americans through measures such as the Civilian Conse...
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