What did the right wing think of the new deal?

Answer 1

Adolf Hitler said that the New Deal was a capitalist simulation of Germany and Italy's policies that merely turned into a disaster under the Jews in America and simply bankrupted America and made unemployment worse as said here in his Declaration of War, "During this same period, President Roosevelt enormously increased his country's national debt, devalued the dollar, further disrupted the economy and maintained the same number of unemployed. But this is hardly remarkable when one realizes that the intellects appointed by this man, or more accurately, who appointed him, are members of that same group who, as Jews, are interested only in disruption and never in order. While we in National Socialist Germany took measures against financial speculation, it flourished tremendously under Roosevelt. The New Deal legislation of this man was spurious, and consequently the greatest error ever experienced by anyone. If his economic policies had continued indefinitely during peace time, there is no doubt that sooner or later they would have brought down this president, in spite of all his dialectical cleverness. In a European country his career would certainly have ended in front of a national court for recklessly squandering the nation's wealth. And he would hardly have avoided a prison sentence by a civil court for criminally incompetent business management. Many respected Americans also shared this view. A threatening opposition was growing all around this man, which led him to think that he could save himself only by diverting public attention from his domestic policies to foreign affairs."

Robert Taft said some similar things but said that the New Deal was socialist that put more regulations, and higher taxes on businesses along with more government spending and said it was similar to what was going on in the Soviet Union.