FDR

Here is the US data for Balance of Payments, and keep in mind FDR got the US off the (managed) gold standard in June 1933.

President Nixon

That’s when President Nixon took the U.S. off the gold standard.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Franklin Roosevelt followed through on this and took the U.S. off of the gold standard adopted the Agricultural Adjustment Act to support farm prices.

Roosevelt

Roosevelt took the US off the gold standard in April.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt - (FDR) one of the worst traitors

In 1933, by Executive Order, Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) - one of the worst traitors to ever inhabit the White House - took the US off the Gold Standard and made the Gold Standard illegal for Americans to own Americans's own money.

President Richard M. Nixon

President Richard M. Nixon took the U.S. off the gold standard (temporary) allowing the Federal Reserve to crank up the printing presses non stop now that our money didn’t have to be backed by gold.

Franklin D. Roosevelt's

As Goodheart points out, strong, state-building rulers (Charlemagne, Edward I of England) tend to be currency innovators, and Charlemagne could have easily added Franklin D. Roosevelt's taking the U.S. off the gold standard in 1933 or Abraham Lincoln financing the Civil War with newly issued greenbacks.

Franklin Rooseveltnot , Theodore Roosevelt,

Franklin Roosevelt, not Theodore Roosevelt, took the U.S. off the gold standard.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR)

Then, in 1933 Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) took us off the Gold Standard, which disconnected the dollar from gold.

the Democrat, Franklin D. Roosevelt

In 1932, the Democrat, Franklin D. Roosevelt ensured Hoover left the White House as Hoover was installed as President, and immediately took the US off the Gold Standard.

under Richard Nixon

The US abandoned the Gold Standard for the last time in 1971 under Richard Nixon, making way for the excessive money printing that is going on today, with no genuine assets backing the value of the US dollar.

the Roosevelt administration

During the Depression, the Roosevelt administration took the United States off the gold standard.

Mr Rauchway[FDR

Mr Rauchway[FDR] took America off the gold standard, a system whereby the amount of dollars in circulation was determined by the country’s gold reserves.

President Roosevelt and Congress

In 1933, President Roosevelt and Congress began taking the US off the gold standard with a resolution nullifying the right of citizens to demand payment in gold for their currencies.

Congress

The issue of the repudiation of the United States debt again emerged when Congress took the United States off the gold standard, and some of The Gold Clause Cases (1935) involved United States bonds.

FDR’s repeal

FDR’s repeal took the United States off the gold standard.

U.S. president that helped to expand the world economy: (1933–1945) Franklin Roosevelt

Franklin Roosevelt adopted several major policies while U.S. president (1933–1945) that helped to expand the world economy: Franklin Roosevelt removed the United States from the gold standard, signed a series of reciprocal trade agreements, and joined forces with the Allies during World War II.

F. D. Roosevelt

Ever since F. D. Roosevelt took the United States off the gold standard our social planners and politicians have been enjoying a heyday.

the brilliant Franklin D. Roosevelt

Once the brilliant Franklin D. Roosevelt took us off the gold standard, our money dropped significantly in value.

when President Richard Nixon announced that the United States would no longer convert dollars to gold at a fixed value

As a result, the United States went off the gold standard on August 15, 1971 when President Richard Nixon announced that the United States would no longer convert dollars to gold at a fixed value.