New Deal Under Fire FDR, the Supreme Court, and the end of the New Deal.

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New Deal Under Fire FDR, the Supreme Court, and the end of the New Deal

Critics & Demagogues  American Liberty League  Industrialists opposed to dictatorial policies  Dr. Francis E. Townsend  Townsend Plan - $200/mo to retired 60+  Father Charles Coughlin - “radio priest”  Natl. Union for Social Justice  Urban lower-middle class anti-New Dealers  Huey Long - Share Our Wealth Plan  Tax rich & redistribute $ (class warfare)  Long assassinated in 1935

The Supreme Court & the New Deal  Conservative Court led by Charles Evans Hughes  The Schechter Case 1935 strikes down the NRA  Fed Govt. can’t regulate intra state commerce  NRA gave regulatory powers constitutionally reserved for legislative branch to executive branch

More on the Court…  U.S. v Butler 1936 strikes down the AAA  Processing tax used to fund subsidies found unconstitutional  NRA & AAA are the heart of the New Deal

1936 Election  FDR v Alfred Landon  Both sides avoided real issues  Republicans attacked New Deal as socialistic  But have no alternative plan  FDR win 46 out of 48 states (523 to 8) - a mandate!

FDR and Court Reform  6 of 9 Justices are over 70 years old.  Court is divided with Justice Owen Roberts as the swing vote

FDR’s “court packing” plan  For every justice 70 or older, President could appoint another justice  Would expand Court to 15 members  Change the balance of power  Clearly politically motivated

Congress rejects the plan  FDR’s 1st Congressional defeat  Would undermine “separation of powers” if permitted  And independence of the Judicial branch

Court Revolution of 1937  Justice Roberts softens stand on ND & turns majority in favor  Between retirements or deaths of 4 justices  enabled FDR to appoint New Dealers  Ultimately appoints 8 Justices  A reversal in philosophy of court

The Second New Deal  National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) 1935 replaces NRA  Created NLRB to protect labor  Guaranteed collective bargaining  Congress re-adopts the AAA 1938  Did not rely on processing tax  FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT 1938  set minimum wage (.25) & over time  Prohibited child labor

The Roosevelt Recession  After improving in , economy crashed again  FDR tried balancing budget by cutting some programs  Resulted in higher unemp.  Soc. Sec. tax also reduced pay  FDR blames Fed for cutting $ sup.  Renews public works programs

Congressional Elections of 1938  Republicans won many seats in Congress  Also won 13 governorships  Imminent war in Europe drew attention  The New Deal ended quietly

New Deal Record  Restored hope  Preserved capitalism  Failed to end the Depression  Expanded role of Federal government  Era of big government begins