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Fantom [35]
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Gwar [14]2 years ago
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Roosevelt was even reportedly excluded from his social club in the aftermath of the New Deal. However, the most notable person who opposed the New Deal was a Senator from Louisiana called Huey Long. Huey Long represented, in its most extreme form, the fears of many leftist critics as well as New Dealers.

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