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FDR's biggest mistake (search mode)

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What was the FDR's biggest mistake?

#1 The New Deal		4 (5.6%)
#2 Being too close to Stalin		5 (6.9%)
#3 Threatening to increase the size of the Supreme Court		5 (6.9%)
#4 Running for a 3rd and 4th term		0 (0%)
#5 Not pushing for a racial equality agenda		2 (2.8%)
#6 Not accepting the entrance of many jewish refugees		15 (20.8%)
#7 Not entering in the war in 1939		0 (0%)
#8 The internment of Japanese Americans		38 (52.8%)
#9 The air raid on Tokyo on March 1945		1 (1.4%)
#10 Not bombing railways to nazi exterminantion camps		2 (2.8%)

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buritobr
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FDR's biggest mistake

« on: September 09, 2023, 02:12:05 PM »

FDR was one of the US's greatest presidents. Almost everybody who make list of the best US presidents, include FDR in the top 10. But like any other human beings, he was not 100% free of making mistakes.
I don't think the 1 to 4 in this list were mistakes, but I included them in the list so that conservatives can vote. The 5 to 10 are criticism which progressives can do.

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buritobr
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Re: FDR's biggest mistake

« Reply #1 on: September 10, 2023, 10:02:20 AM »

The US, the UK and the USSR were allies against the Axis and that was necessary. It doesn't mean that FDR was close to Uncle Joe. He was not. This is a right-wing revisionism.
But I included this option so that those ones who believe can vote. I would never vote for 1, 2, 3, 4. The others I can discuss.

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