That is totally and categorically wrong. Of course, much of it has crumbled or even disappeared over the 70 or 80 years that some or even much of it were built. The point is that much of it has not crumbled or disappeared and still serving the public, and saving vast amounts of taxpayer funding. Many of the dams are still producing electricity and irrigation, the roads, tunnels, and bridges are still being used and the buildings are still standing. If challenged I can produce endless examples from across the nation. My town, like so many others, still has a Post Office building that was built during FDR's administration. Folks are still driving on the Blue Ridge Parkway and folks are still getting into Manhatten via the Lincoln Tunnel. Vast areas of farmland from the east to the west are still being irrigated by FDR built irrigation systems, including the dams. Is the Golden Gate Bridge still in operation?According to our Representatives, who, for the entirety of my existence, have been saying the infrastructure he created and are still using is crumbling and hasn't been repaired nor addressed since... well... FDR.80 years of history disagree with you. The citizenry of America elected him as President four times and decades of these historian ratings put him consistently in the top three rated Presidents. His influence and legacy are overwhelmingly felt to this very day. His programs and accomplishments are undeniable. Americans are still using the infrastructure he was responsible for building and creating during his time as President.FDR was a disaster