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Which opponent of the New Deal believed that the program did not do enough to help poor Americans? Francis Townsend Herbert Hoover Senator Huey Long Father Charles Coughlin

Which opponent of the New Deal believed that the program did not do enough to help poor Americans? Francis Townsend Herbert Hoover Senator Huey Long Father Charles Coughlin
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Which opponent of the New Deal believed that the program did not do enough to help poor Americans?

Francis Townsend
Herbert Hoover
Senator Huey Long
Father Charles Coughlin

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Senator of Louisiana Huey Long believed that the New Deal did not adequately help citizens that were poverty stricken.
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Senator Huey Long was the opponent of the New Deal that believed that the program did not do enough to help poor Americans. He proposed higher taxes on the wealthy.
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