During Roosevelt's long presidency, he attracted vigorous literary critics, such as H. L. Mencken, John T. Flynn, and Garet Garrett. But the winners write the history, and for many years, the bulk of the writing about Roosevelt and the ...

"Some critics of FDR and the New Deal, such as Garrett Garet, Isabel Paterson, and John T. Flynn, believed that the American welfare state was the equivalent of the Italian fascist and later German Nazi regimes. ...

Now known as the "Old Right," they included Albert Jay Nock, Frank Chodorov, H.L. Mencken, Felix Morley, and John T. Flynn. Spurred to action by the totalitarian implications of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, these writers reiterated ...

The writer John T. Flynn, who reported much of the RFC scandal in the pages of this magazine, found that most of the money was distributed “by a group of directors drawn from those business groups whose performances during the pre-crash ...

In 1945, at the urgent request of John T. Flynn (the famous author of The Roosevelt Myth, While We Slept, and The True Story of Pearl Harbor ), Mr. Fagan attended a meeting in Washington D.C. where he was shown a set of micro-films and ...

“A few purists like John T. Flynn convinced that the original measure had been sold out to Wall Street, denounced the President.” (Schlesinger, The Coming of the New Deal, 467). And Flynn was hardly less critical of the New Deal: ...

If you would like a recap of that, take a look at John T. Flynn's The Roosevelt Myth (http://mises.org/books/rooseveltmyth.pdf) You will find there as well a rundown of that family's influence peddling, which makes today's miscreants ...