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===New Deal===

===New Deal===

:{{See also|New Deal|Agricultural Adjustment Administration}}

:{{See also|New Deal|Agricultural Adjustment Administration}}

[[FDR]]'s New Deal began with, long before ever providing any direct relief to the public, an enormous expansion of the civil service bureaucracy. Agencies were created, and people hired, before there was even any idea or plan what they would do. These are the so-called Alphabet soup agencies.

[[FDR]]'s New Deal began with, long before ever providing any direct relief to the public, an enormous expansion of the civil service bureaucracy. Agencies were created, and people hired, before there was even any idea or plan what they would do. These are the so-called Alphabet soup agencies.<ref>The enabling legislation for the creation of a new bureaucracy in the [[administrative state]] delegates power to make regulations, hence law, and authorizes start-up funding for staffing. From this [[Nancy Pelosi]]'s now infamous phrase  "we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what's in it" can be understood. Another recent example of a start-up bureaucracy is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ([[CFPB]).</ref>

Among them was the [[AAA]], or the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, an organization later found unconstitutional by the [[Supreme Court]], which led to FDR's notorious court-packing scheme. However, when the AAA was founded, dozens of avowed [[Marxist]]s and [[communist]]s who had dedicated their lives to "social justice" and overthrowing the United States government, joined the U.S. Civil Service system.

Among them was the [[AAA]], or the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, an organization later found unconstitutional by the [[Supreme Court]], which led to FDR's notorious court-packing scheme. However, when the AAA was founded, dozens of avowed [[Marxist]]s and [[communist]]s who had dedicated their lives to "social justice" and overthrowing the United States government, joined the U.S. Civil Service system.