Judicial Maneuvering and Global Tensions

This chapter explores Franklin D. Roosevelt's manipulation of the judicial system during the New Deal era, emphasizing key cases and the roles of influential judges. It examines Roosevelt's complex character as a leader amidst World War II, highlighting his political genius while addressing the darker aspects of his administration. Additionally, the chapter discusses the failed dynamics between the U.S. and the Soviet Union post-war, alongside public perceptions of economic systems during the Great Depression and their long-term implications.