…tax intake from the Reagan tax cuts through the Bush tax cuts, coupled with the unprecedented problem of the Bush preemptive wars being fought without the historical use of wartime…

…the ARRA and google ‘race to the top’ Golonkin: Workfare? Workfare was introduced under Reagan and tightened later. This is the system before the welfare reform of 1996. It was…

…the wealthy to capture most of the productivity gains since Reagan’s presidency. Two government systems can work, on the margins, to achieve some level of downwards redistribution–benefits and taxes. Benefits…

…Institute is sanguine about making a Reagan-style across-the-board rate reduction program work even in an economy that is still in transition back from the brink that the Bush market fundamentalist…

…grow rapidly after the Kennedy tax cuts, but the deficit remained high. throughout the JFK-LBJ administration. Moreover, like Reagan, LBJ finally had to raise taxes to recover the lost revenues….

…and successfully in 1993 for another tax-rate increase. And that Ronald Reagan, early in his second term, agreed to raise the tax rate on capital gains, interest and dividends to…

…to be tweaked the way it was by Ronald Reagan and Speaker — Democratic Speaker Tip O’Neill.” Ladies and gentleman, that was the sound of your president offering to screw…

…when they left office than it was when they took office. That was Reagan. Interestingly, the unemployment rate for those with less than a high school showed a very large…

…widely shared by liberal tax reformers. They got their wish, briefly, from 1987 to 1990 because Ronald Reagan agreed to raise the tax rate on capital gains to 28% from…

…administration. It is almost a full percentage point stronger than Reagan’s average gain of 2.2%. I would think the better comparison would be against Bush where over eight years payroll…