Franklin Roosevelt actually said...

When one-third of the nation hasn't got any buying power, it ought to be to the interest of every business man to try to help that one-third...

It will even bite into the problem of the care of the unemployable because there will be some member of the family who will be able to take ...

I don't want to be put in a position of having to say that Community A is sufficiently solvent to increase its taxes.

It seems to me that that is pretty tough, not only on the President, but on the communities of the United States.