Warrior102
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Seriously.... when will there be another like him....[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdkfZ7ya3k4]Ronald Reagan Outwits Moderator in debate on the "age" issue www.RightFace.us - YouTube[/ame]
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A actor playing a part.
don't know why rw'ers keep pushing the raygun fairytale. Even Kristol does it. Runs contrary to the facts. So he outspent the Ruskies on arms by giving taxpayer $ to the arms contractors & put the US in debt. Whats so noble about that. We're still paying through the nose to maintain, find & disable all those munitions
A actor playing a part.
Ronald Reagan played the role of a hard working, deeply religious family man. He was none of those. Jimmy Carter was and is. Unfortunately, the voters preferred the Hollywood fake to the real thing.
Ronald Reagan was a group phenomenon. His advisers ran the country while he took naps and vacations. Reagan was not even in charge of the group. He was an amiable front man who nevertheless needed to be told what to say and where to put his feet.
According to David Stockman Edmund Meese was "the acting president."
Great man, Great President, FACT!....'nuff said.Seriously.... when will there be another like him....Ronald Reagan Outwits Moderator in debate on the "age" issue www.RightFace.us - YouTube
One of the many wonderful things about Reagan is his enduring ability to reduce his opponents to elicit whining from the left. It is doubtless a measure of success little seen since FDR.
One of the many wonderful things about Reagan is his enduring ability to reduce his opponents to elicit whining from the left. It is doubtless a measure of success little seen since FDR.
He is still got them liberas whining to this day, in this thread, from the dead![]()
Whine away boys. It is testament to the man's enduring legacy of success.![]()
Read the books by the children Reagan didn't abandon. That tells honest folks all they need to know about the B actor who in the role of a lifetime made halfwit America feel like they were somebody.
The man tripled the national debt financing what his vice president called "voodoo economics" and the highly credentialed world (Paul Krugman, for example) celebrated as the "post industrial New Economy."
Reagan's primary accomplishments were making greed respectable and giving Wall Street the keys to the US Treasury.
Is it any wonder halfwit America stands in line for a chance to cheer the man's memory?