THE BEST PRESIDENT TO EVER LEAD THE USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[elprincipe]

Final-Fan said:

I'm sorry, thread, I can't resist taking this shot:

Numbers of Banks and Bank Suspensions
Year	Number as of 12-31	Suspensions
1929	24,633	659
1930	22,773	1350
1931	19,970	2293
1932	18,397	1453
1933	15,015	4000
1934	16,096	57
Data are from Table V 20-30 in Historical Statistics of The United States: Colonial Times to 1970, 1975, p. 912.

Clearly New Deal reforms had no effect on the banking crisis whatsoever. 

I think that any neutral party, upon comparing your quote "Unemployment was down slightly at the end of the '30s compared to when FDR took office, from insanely high to slightly less insanely high." to my graph, will perceive the reality of the situation.

 

So now you are "proving" your point about unemployment with statistics about...bank suspensions.  Does.not.compute.