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What Was the Reagan Revolution About?

Paul Craig Roberts •ï¿½August 8, 2024

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It depends on whether you were part of it or viewed it through the eyes of the liberal media. I was a part of the Reagan Revolution. Reagan adopted the Kemp-Roth bill and the supply-side policy it represented as his economic policy to cure stagflation. As I had written the bill and had built as... Read More

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Jewish Control of U.S. Presidents #2 â€” Ronald Reagan

Karl Haemers •ï¿½April 10, 2023

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Similar to an addict who must bottom out to a recognition of the full horror and misery of life before turning sincerely to recovery, so we must understand the full depths of Jewish power over us before we can really turn our situation around. In #1 of this series we examined the Jews who gained... Read More

American Pravda: An Authorized Political History of the 1960s and 1970s •ï¿½1h14m ▶

Ron Unz •ï¿½December 5, 2022

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In my younger years, Edward Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire was the byword for massive histories. I'd never read it myself nor even knew of anyone who had, but that famous six volume work from the 18th century was almost synonymous with exhaustive length, though its nearly 4,000 pages hardly seemed excessive... Read More

Why Conservatives Canâ€™t Win

Mark Weber •ï¿½January 10, 2019

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Conservatism certainly seems alive and well in America. For years polls have consistently shown that more Americans identify as conservative than as liberal. In recent decades both branches of Congress, as well as the White House, have often been controlled by Republicans â€“ who generally regard themselves as conservative. â€œConservativeâ€ Fox News has for some... Read More

Is Trump the Heir to Reagan?

Pat Buchanan •ï¿½October 13, 2017

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Three decades ago, as communications director in the White House, I set up an interview for Bill Rusher of National Review. Among his first questions to President Reagan was to ask him to assess the political importance of Barry Goldwater. Said Reagan, "I guess you could call him the John the Baptist of our movement."... Read More

Reagan and Trump: American Nationalists

Pat Buchanan •ï¿½January 17, 2017

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Since World War II, the two men who have most terrified this city by winning the presidency are Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump. And they have much in common. Both came out of the popular culture, Reagan out of Hollywood, Trump out of a successful reality TV show. Both possessed the gifts of showmen --... Read More

Presidential Crimes Then and Now

Paul Craig Roberts •ï¿½January 24, 2016

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Reprinted from Paul Craig Roberts, The Neoconservative Threat to World Order (Clarity Press, 2015) Are Nixonâ€™s and the Reagan administrationâ€™s crimes noticable on the scale of Clintonâ€™s, George W. Bushâ€™s, and Obamaâ€™s? Not much remains of the once vibrant American left-wing. Among the brainwashed remnants there is such a hatred of Richard Nixon and Ronald... Read More

Should Reagan be On Mount Rushmore?

John Derbyshire •ï¿½June 10, 2004

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A National Review editor asked me to opine briefly on the above question. I say no, Reagan should not be on Mount Rushmore. I say this with some diffidence, as I know the late President means a very great deal to most of my colleagues â€” much more than, in all honesty, he does to... Read More

Ronald Reagan: Principlesâ€”and Failings

Sam Francis •ï¿½June 7, 2004

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By no means the least of Ronald Reagan's achievements as man and president was that he may well have been the first chief executive since Herbert Hoover who did not deserve a prison term for his crimes. He also managed to hold the presidency twice, hand his office over to a designated successor and remain... Read More

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