This two-word phrase titles a painting whose dejected subject sits on a park bench while the imperious 44th President tramples the Constitution despite the imprecations of his predecessors.
This two-word phrase titles a painting whose dejected subject sits on a park bench while the imperious 44th President tramples the Constitution despite the imprecations of his predecessors. This phrase also titles a revisionist history that credits a counter-factual economic recovery to "self- starters" who typify the title individual but were prevented from acting by the New Deal, a book by Amity Schlaes. This phrase was coined by William Graham Sumner to refer to the tax base for proposed progressive social programs, people who by implication would not benefit therefrom. A 1932 speech by this name proposes agricultural price supports and the repeal of the Smoot- Hawley tariff; FDR addressed that fireside chat to the title individual "at the bottom of the economic pyramid," whom he called "the indispensible unit of economic power." For 10 points, give this two-word phrase suggesting someone left behind or ignored by political and economic elites.
This two-word phrase titles a painting whose dejected subject sits on a park bench while the imperious 44th President tramples the Constitution despite the imprecations of his predecessors.
The “{Forgotten Man}”