I’ve explained on many occasions that Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal was bad news for the economy. And the same can be said of Herbert Hoover’s policies, since he also expanded the burden of federal spending, raised tax rates, and increased government intervention.
So when I was specifically asked to take part in a symposium on Barack Obama, Franklin Roosevelt, and the New Deal, I quickly said yes.
I was asked to respond to this...











Most of this was in response to their actions in China, and I would have supported those actions at the time. However, to suggest that we were attacked out of the blue by Japan, for no reason whatsoever is to buy the "winners write the history books" line of bovine excrement.
BTW, we lost about 2000 mainly military people at Pearl Harbor. The subsequent War cost us about 240K dead and a lot more wounded, economic disruptions that linger to this day. Japan was NOT going to invade the US, wasn't really able to do much more that what they did. It was an optional war.