Social Security Act (1935)
FDR’s Great Depression comeback play: the Social Security Act. Think of it as the original retirement plan that didn’t rely on your kids or the church. Pensions, unemployment insurance, and a safety net that kept America from total collapse. Boomers love it. Libertarians… not so much. Either way, it’s still paying dividends in the debate arena.
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U.S. Legislation
Rank: #6 (see rankings)
Win Rate: 32.5%
Streak: ❄️ 10-match losing streak
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