By 1934 challenges to the New Deal came from both sides of the political spectrum. In California Socialist Upton Sinclair ran for Governor promising to turn idle land and factories into self-governing cooperatives. Sinclair's campaign ended in defeat, but one year later President Roosevelt's signing of the Social Security Act signaled America's emergence as a modern welfare state.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steve Fayer | Writer | ||
| Lyn Goldfarb | Writer | ||
| Lyn Goldfarb | Director |