The Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 is not part of the First New Deal, which primarily took place during the 1930s. However, if you're referring to the broader economic impacts of a legislative act like the First New Deal on GDP, typically, the New Deal policies aimed to provide relief and recovery during the Great Depression.
If we were to hypothetically analyze a graph depicting GDP after the enactment of the New Deal legislation, we would generally observe a gradual increase in GDP as various programs helped stabilize the economy, create jobs, and restore public confidence. That said, the recovery was not immediate, and GDP fluctuated in the short term due to various factors.
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