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Senator Ted Kennedy is credited with pushing deregulation of the airline and trucking industries.
Reagan sent US Marines and others into harms way with orders to be targets and then he did shit in retaliation
In retaliation for the attacks, France launched an airstrike in the Bekaa Valley against alleged Islamic Revolutionary Guards positions.
There was no serious retaliation for the Beirut bombing from the Americans
No, it has more to do with the realization of the impact Reagan policies had on the destruction of the middle class and a reliance on deficit spending
There has been no "destruction" of the middle class. I see the middle class everywhere I look every single day. While they're feeling the pinch of the current economy, they're still quite vibrant. If you want to know, however, who is doing the most damage to the middle class you and your jealous class warfare buddies only need to look in the mirror.
Damn the facts, eh? The middle class will make a come back, but it has been losing ground since Richard Nixon and has gotten progressively worse since Ronald Reagan started the fast slide with Reaganomics/Supply Side voodoo economics
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_inequality_in_the_United_States
Income inequality is what you get when America becomes just another Banana Republic...
-American hostages released in Iran? yeah, Carter made that happen. Iran waited for inaugural to strike back at Carter.
thank you for siding with America's enemies as Reagan often did Iran
Lefties don't hate Reagan, they just think you wingnuts have elevated him to a far right status that he never ascribed nor achieved.
You're proof: Reagan did not collapse the USSR, it fell upon it's own sword in 1991. Reagan had been out of office for several years by then. George H. W. Bush was president at the time, and he didn't have anything to do with it either.
Uh huh. Sure they did.
Sure they did
Please provide factual dating showing that Reagan "defeated the USSR" or else STFU.
BTW, I don't consider the cigarette advert anything in particular. In those days, everyone smoked and it wasn't uncommon for grade B actors to sell anything they could just to make the rent.
Some of this sounds like what I watched on that Oliver Stone documentary that is being showed on Showtime. It's an excellent series, I learned about the virtues of Henry A. Wallace and "the other side of the story".
-American hostages released in Iran? yeah, Carter made that happen. Iran waited for inaugural to strike back at Carter.
thank you for siding with America's enemies as Reagan often did Iran
There has been no "destruction" of the middle class. I see the middle class everywhere I look every single day. While they're feeling the pinch of the current economy, they're still quite vibrant. If you want to know, however, who is doing the most damage to the middle class you and your jealous class warfare buddies only need to look in the mirror.
Damn the facts, eh? The middle class will make a come back, but it has been losing ground since Richard Nixon and has gotten progressively worse since Ronald Reagan started the fast slide with Reaganomics/Supply Side voodoo economics
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_inequality_in_the_United_States
Income inequality is what you get when America becomes just another Banana Republic...
There will always be income inequality because by nature there is human inequality. The only way you have income "equality" is through tyranny and oppression which results in everyone being equally poor and miserable except for the .000001% of aristocrats calling the shots at the top, ie. the U.S.S.R., Cuba, North Korea, etc.
The notion that income inequality is a bad thing is a childish one and a sign of intellectual immaturity.
-American hostages released in Iran? yeah, Carter made that happen. Iran waited for inaugural to strike back at Carter.
thank you for siding with America's enemies as Reagan often did Iran
Nope, that poorly planned and executed mess in the desert did not rescue the hostages. Because of Reagan the hostages were released. Whow the low informed need to read history.
what Unions did he crush RW?.....for 8 years my Union was telling us he was going to crush them.....Ronnie never even mentioned them in his time in....What has happened to the middle class?
Wages are stagnant, benefits are gone. Workers put in more hours for less pay. American dream is disappearing. College is unaffordable and doesn't yield a well paying job
Meanwhile, the wealthier are just adding to their wealth
Just like conservatives dreamed
And that decline of the middle class has occurred while government has gotten bigger, both in terms of the share of the economy, and the massive amounts of regulations which micromanage things like the light bulbs we are allowed to by.
Anyone with proper cognitive functions would see the causality relationship, but sadly, you don't fit that requirement.
Government grew under Reagan
Unpaid for tax cuts
Tripled the debt
Deregulation of industry
Crushed unions
Beginning of the end for the middle class
-American hostages released in Iran? yeah, Carter made that happen. Iran waited for inaugural to strike back at Carter.
thank you for siding with America's enemies as Reagan often did Iran
Nope, that poorly planned and executed mess in the desert did not rescue the hostages. Because of Reagan the hostages were released. Whow the low informed need to read history.
What exactly did Reagan do to free the hostages?
There has been no "destruction" of the middle class. I see the middle class everywhere I look every single day. While they're feeling the pinch of the current economy, they're still quite vibrant. If you want to know, however, who is doing the most damage to the middle class you and your jealous class warfare buddies only need to look in the mirror.
Damn the facts, eh? The middle class will make a come back, but it has been losing ground since Richard Nixon and has gotten progressively worse since Ronald Reagan started the fast slide with Reaganomics/Supply Side voodoo economics
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_inequality_in_the_United_States
Income inequality is what you get when America becomes just another Banana Republic...
There will always be income inequality because by nature there is human inequality. The only way you have income "equality" is through tyranny and oppression which results in everyone being equally poor and miserable except for the .000001% of aristocrats calling the shots at the top, ie. the U.S.S.R., Cuba, North Korea, etc.
The notion that income inequality is a bad thing is a childish one and a sign of intellectual immaturity.
Oliver Stone eh....you probably love Michale Moore too.
BTW, I don't consider the cigarette advert anything in particular. In those days, everyone smoked and it wasn't uncommon for grade B actors to sell anything they could just to make the rent.
Some of this sounds like what I watched on that Oliver Stone documentary that is being showed on Showtime. It's an excellent series, I learned about the virtues of Henry A. Wallace and "the other side of the story".
Nope, that poorly planned and executed mess in the desert did not rescue the hostages. Because of Reagan the hostages were released. Whow the low informed need to read history.
What exactly did Reagan do to free the hostages?
Well to some here
Just the simple fact that Reagan was elected scared the Iranians into releasing the hostages.
Honest to god they really believe that
Yeah, that Jimmy Carter was a real success story...
I dare imagine what would have really happened to the '80's if we had 4 more years of that failure, at the moment I keep telling myself we can survive 4 more years of Oblamer...
Give it up Luddly, you suck at sociology...
under Reagan is was Paul Volcker who went after inflation/stagflation. He was later let go in favor of Alan Greenspan the great deregulator, Randian nitwit who gave us 2007/2008 economic meltdown. Volcker was replaced by Alan Greenspan, a strong proponent of deregulation...
Paul Volcker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaPaul Adolph Volcker, Jr.[1] (born September 5, 1927) is an American economist. He was Chairman of the Federal Reserve under United States Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan from August 1979 to August 1987. He is widely credited with ending the high levels of inflation seen in the United States during the 1970s and early 1980s. He was the chairman of the Economic Recovery Advisory Board under President Barack Obama from February 2009 [2] until January 2011.[3]
Alan Greenspan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Yeah, that Jimmy Carter was a real success story...
I dare imagine what would have really happened to the '80's if we had 4 more years of that failure, at the moment I keep telling myself we can survive 4 more years of Oblamer...
Give it up Luddly, you suck at sociology...
under Reagan is was Paul Volcker who went after inflation/stagflation. He was later let go in favor of Alan Greenspan the great deregulator, Randian nitwit who gave us 2007/2008 economic meltdown. Volcker was replaced by Alan Greenspan, a strong proponent of deregulation...
Paul Volcker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaPaul Adolph Volcker, Jr.[1] (born September 5, 1927) is an American economist. He was Chairman of the Federal Reserve under United States Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan from August 1979 to August 1987. He is widely credited with ending the high levels of inflation seen in the United States during the 1970s and early 1980s. He was the chairman of the Economic Recovery Advisory Board under President Barack Obama from February 2009 [2] until January 2011.[3]
Alan Greenspan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It's so interesting how the left tries to rewrite history...
RealClearMarkets - How Did Paul Krugman Get It So Wrong?
I am not a fan of Greenspan, but I didn't see Clinton relieve him of his duties at the Fed...
FYI, Sub Prime & FHA DPA where created under Clinton's helm, the two largest originators of ZERO down loans...
Yeah, that Jimmy Carter was a real success story...
I dare imagine what would have really happened to the '80's if we had 4 more years of that failure, at the moment I keep telling myself we can survive 4 more years of Oblamer...
Give it up Luddly, you suck at sociology...
under Reagan is was Paul Volcker who went after inflation/stagflation. He was later let go in favor of Alan Greenspan the great deregulator, Randian nitwit who gave us 2007/2008 economic meltdown. Volcker was replaced by Alan Greenspan, a strong proponent of deregulation...
Paul Volcker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaPaul Adolph Volcker, Jr.[1] (born September 5, 1927) is an American economist. He was Chairman of the Federal Reserve under United States Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan from August 1979 to August 1987. He is widely credited with ending the high levels of inflation seen in the United States during the 1970s and early 1980s. He was the chairman of the Economic Recovery Advisory Board under President Barack Obama from February 2009 [2] until January 2011.[3]
Alan Greenspan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It's so interesting how the left tries to rewrite history...
RealClearMarkets - How Did Paul Krugman Get It So Wrong?
I am not a fan of Greenspan, but I didn't see Clinton relieve him of his duties at the Fed...
FYI, Sub Prime & FHA DPA where created under Clinton's helm, the two largest originators of ZERO down loans...
