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F.D.R.

BIG BUCKS

• New Outlook Magazine, 1934 •

The figure pictured in the far left of this image is one of the biggest spenders in FDR’s cabinet and you can read about him HERE…

More about New Deal spending can be read here…

Harold Ickes big spender in FDR's administrationliberal spenders in New Deal Washington 1934exhorbetant government spending in FDR's Washington 1934FDR's alphabet agencies spent money wildly 1934

Harold Ickes big spender in FDR's administrationliberal spenders in New Deal Washington 1934exhorbetant government spending in FDR's Washington 1934FDR's alphabet agencies spent money wildly 1934