The Republican Party's platform generally contrasts the New Deal by emphasizing individual liberties, limited government intervention, and free-market capitalism. Republicans believe in keeping government regulation and taxation to a minimum, which they view as essential for the preservation of individual liberty and economic freedom. In contrast, the New Deal represented a significant expansion of government power and intervention, with programs like the Social Security system and the establishment of numerous government agencies to regulate industry and financial markets. Republicans argue that this expansion of government jeopardizes individual liberties by imposing restrictions and regulations on businesses and individuals that limit their freedom to make decisions and pursue their interests. Moreover, Republicans criticize the New Deal for the expansion of government power, which they believe undermines the fundamental idea of American liberty, which is individual responsibility and self-reliance.
