WPA Politics Exposed: Senate Report Uncovers Unjustifiable Activity

On a chilly January 3, 1939, Washington D.C. awakens to a cloud-covered sky and a hint of warmer temperatures. But amidst the gloom, a damning report unfolds, shattering the veil of secrecy surrounding the Works Progress Administration (WPA). The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee, tasked with investigating the 1938 election campaigns, releases a scathing report, detailing a web of unjustifiable political activity that threatens to undermine the very fabric of the New Deal.