Answer:
Two critics of the new deal were
The liberty league
Robert A. Taft
The Liberty League was made up of conservative Americans who were exceedingly affluent.
They were against the new accord because they believed it gave the government too much authority and stifled Americans' freedom.
Senator Robert Taft was a Republican. He was against the New Deal, describing it as socialism and claiming that it was undermining the country's corporate interests.
