Like many politicians around the world, Hoover was caught out by the Great Depression in the 1930s, and wasn't able to radically respond to it or offer any solutions. Homeless workers were said to live in "Hoovervilles" - camps without work, and without hope, so his name became a by-word for ineffectual government.
Roosevelt had radical plans, and was elected because he offered a way out of the Depression. When his plans worked he gained more support. Later (1941-45) he was the leader of a nation at war, and his leadership was seen to be uniting a nation in danger. As he died on the eve of victory in the war his reputation remained intact - like Kennedy, he died when at the height of his popularity and didn't have to 'suffer' though a period where he may have made errors, or may have not have been so relevant and so popular.
People.
i hate you HOE
He was so unpopular with the American people because he didn't do much when the Great Depression started. The people wanted him to do something and he did nothing. People were loosing their jobs and even dying, so when Franklin D. Roosevelt came into the picture the people believed he could do something to make a difference, and he did.
I dont know but if he did then i hate him
Hoover, like many of his kind of people, defined anyone who disagreed with his own political views as a traitor. In addition, Hoover deeply admired the system set up by the Communists, where the government would spy, collect information, and blackmail people who were never even suspected of any crime and were absolutely no threat to their country. Millions of tax dollars were spent on these activities, with no benefit other than to satisfy Hoover's paranoia and greed for power.
Benjamin Franklin Gardner has written: 'A black man speaks of hate' 'Black'
yes, he even said that he wouldn't talk to franklin in heaven until he apologized.
Hoover, like many of his kind of people, defined anyone who disagreed with his own political views as a traitor. In addition, Hoover deeply admired the system set up by the Communists, where the government would spy, collect information, and blackmail people who were never even suspected of any crime and were absolutely no threat to their country. Millions of tax dollars were spent on these activities, with no benefit other than to satisfy Hoover's paranoia and greed for power.
Yes, unfortunately. People do hate people.
Theodore Roosevelt.
Depending on what you hate most in a president; Richard Nixon (undermining the constitution via the watergate scandal); Bill Clinton (Sex); George W Bush (Legalizing privacy violations and some torture) or Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Being Crippled).
Because of FDR's disloyalty to Churchill at the Tehran Conference. FDR went behind Churchill's back and made secret agreements with Stalin on Eastern Europe. Stalin said he preferred "a downright enemy to a pretending friend".