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To: tejek who wrote (463839)	3/17/2009 9:26:50 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 1577883

The reversal of the progress happened when money was tightened, and in the aftermath of FDR's policies to increase the power of organized labor. Nope. Its when spending was reduced It was after all those things happened. Its not like spending was the only major potentially relevant change. at the encouragement/insistent yelling by conservatives FDR controlled the policy, he owns it. It doesn't matter who pushed it. Not that lower spending was necessarily a bad policy, but trying to move the budget from large (for the time) deficits to balance, was mistimed.