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1. Reagan was a big FDR fanboy.
Reagan voted for FDR all four times and called him "one of history's truly monumental figures." It would be hard to find a GOP candidate today willing to admit a similar admiration for Roosevelt.
2. Reagan was no stranger to tax hikes.
Reagan was not afraid to raise taxes. As governor of California, he signed the largest tax increase in the history of any state at that time.
Why Repubs picked Raygun to immortalize is beyond me
Seven Ronald Reagan Legacies The GOP Won't Be Honoring On The 9th Anniversary Of His Death
1. Reagan was a big FDR fanboy.
Reagan voted for FDR all four times and called him "one of history's truly monumental figures." It would be hard to find a GOP candidate today willing to admit a similar admiration for Roosevelt.
2. Reagan was no stranger to tax hikes.
Reagan was not afraid to raise taxes. As governor of California, he signed the largest tax increase in the history of any state at that time.
cont'd
I don't think Dot Cum bothered to check that out. He was just looking for something (anything) to slam conservatives with.Why Repubs picked Raygun to immortalize is beyond me
Seven Ronald Reagan Legacies The GOP Won't Be Honoring On The 9th Anniversary Of His Death
1. Reagan was a big FDR fanboy.
Reagan voted for FDR all four times and called him "one of history's truly monumental figures." It would be hard to find a GOP candidate today willing to admit a similar admiration for Roosevelt.
2. Reagan was no stranger to tax hikes.
Reagan was not afraid to raise taxes. As governor of California, he signed the largest tax increase in the history of any state at that time.
cont'd
Uhmmmm.... you do realize that Reagan used to be a democrat, right?
Why Repubs picked Raygun to immortalize is beyond me
Seven Ronald Reagan Legacies The GOP Won't Be Honoring On The 9th Anniversary Of His Death
1. Reagan was a big FDR fanboy.
Reagan voted for FDR all four times and called him "one of history's truly monumental figures." It would be hard to find a GOP candidate today willing to admit a similar admiration for Roosevelt.
2. Reagan was no stranger to tax hikes.
Reagan was not afraid to raise taxes. As governor of California, he signed the largest tax increase in the history of any state at that time.
cont'd
3. Reagan helped expand the federal government.
As then-Slate editor Michael Kinsley once noted, the federal government's spending increased by 25 percent in real terms from the time Reagan entered office to the time he left.
One of my favs4. Reagan gave amnesty to three million undocumented immigrants.
Reagan signed a 1986 law granting amnesty to three million undocumented immigrants. Anyone who came to the U.S. prior to 1982 was eligible for the amnesty.
Here's a good one:
Reagan agreed with Gorbachev so model the United States Education Department after the Soviet system...right from his own Secretary of Education...
Here's a good one:
Reagan agreed with Gorbachev so model the United States Education Department after the Soviet system...right from his own Secretary of Education...
Here's one
Reagan supported the Brady bill and a ban on assault weapons
How did he manage to raise taxes so that I STILL have to pay them long after he tripled the debt & left office?
Here's a good one:
Reagan agreed with Gorbachev so model the United States Education Department after the Soviet system...right from his own Secretary of Education...
Here's one
Reagan supported the Brady bill and a ban on assault weapons
good grief, digging up Reagan, WHY?
The Hufferpost can't find more important things like what is happening IN THIS YEAR?
