Which opponent of the New Deal believed that the program did not do enough to help poor Americans, and what program did he propose?

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The opponent was Louisiana senator Huey Long . He believed the **"New Deal" **was not enough, and accused Roosevelt of not helping the poor. His program was called "Share Our Wealth." 
 Long wanted to confiscate any personal fortune over $3 million and use that money to give families in America between $4000 and $5000. He also supported the implementation of a minimum wage, free education, old age pensions and cheaper food for the poor.

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Huey P. Long was a prominent opponent of the New Deal, criticizing it for not doing enough for poor Americans. He proposed the "Share Our Wealth" program, which aimed to redistribute wealth through high taxes on the rich and provide direct financial assistance to families. Long's ambitious plan, although popular, faced significant criticism for its feasibility. 
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Which opponent of the New Deal believed that the program did not do enough to help poor Americans, and what program did he propose?

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