No Criticizing Reagan or Bush II As you may have heard, CBS (the network that didn’t bring you a somewhat unflattering biographical movie about the Reagans) is refusing to broadcast…

…growth. Keynes? Laffer? What’s the difference? AB P.S. SadlyNo!’s post on Reagan is also a must-read for those who are unsure whether Reagan’s face should replace FDR’s on the dime….

And Reagan Became President of the United States in 1981, and It Was Good. The End. Education in Iraq: The first indicator of what a Saddam-free education will look like…

…(but not the Constitution) 18. George W. Bush-For convincingly demonstrating that his father and Ronald Reagan do not belong on this list. a. Erosion of civil liberties-detention without council or…

…reminds me of Reagan’s Eleventh Commandment: “Thou Shall Not Speak Ill of a Fellow Republican.” Reagan followed his own rule for the most part and now Republicans are trying to…

…thing.” “‘The goal is to reduce the size and scope of government in half over the next 25 years’, Norquist said.” “Among Norquist’s goals is placing former President Ronald Reagan’s…

…Atrios’ excerpt: An example of fad economics occurred in 1980,” Mr. Mankiw wrote, “when a small group of economists advised presidential candidate Ronald Reagan that an across-the-board cut in income…

…Bush administration? One doesn’t have to be a political supporter of say, Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton to point to notable successes that occurred in those administrations. But I’m having…

…share of GDP the year before an administration took office. Thus, for Reagan, who took the oath of office in January 1981, the third column shows Federal Receipts / GDP…

…as income, just as was put into place back in 1986 under Ronald Reagan. In the very conservative Shenandoah Valley this is how one must pose such radical proposals. But,…