FDoug Miller wrote:

Even at the worst of the Depression, the annual unemployment rate in*
the United States never exceeded 25% -- a long, long way from "practically
everyone ... lost*their jobs".*

A fourth of the country out of work "is not" considered practically? Why call it a depression then? Why can it the worst ec. period in the US?

It's worth noting, also, that six of the seven years with the highest annual unemployment*
rates during the depression (1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1938, and 1939) occurred during the*Roosevelt...*

It started under President Hoover. Why'd they call the slums "Hoovervilles"? Because the Liberal Media brainwashed them, like hate radio? Why'd they call rabbits "Hoover Hogs"?

(Go back to elementary school and you'll find out)