Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s vision of Government’s job encompassed an expansion of government authority in all forms of existence. His inaugural address to Americans in 1933 was one of hope and a call to action to alleviate the dire results of the depression and advance the country into a quick mode of recovery. He felt the need was honest communication regarding the present state of affairs and enlistment of all Americans with Federal Government leadership to correct these problems. After Roosevelt’s inauguration, he put his words into immediate action. He reduced Federal spending costs to a mode of income matching output. He insisted that State and Local Governments do the same. His leadership goal was to have Federal supervision over banking
