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Yeah, well if Salon says it, it must be true. Still, it doesn't change the fact that Reagan's greatness is unassailable. Feeble and repeated attempts to do so by embittered lefties bear testament to exactly that.
Historians have become lukewarm on Reagans greatness. As time goes by his legacy is fading
Thankfully, many people lived through the Reagan presidency and are able to look at the facts and think for themselves and don't rely on "Historians" to tell us what happened
So....you two don't wanna discuss it?
No prob!
Your secret's safe with me!
I cant understand your post.
Could you number it please?
Friendly advice: People might take you more seriously if you’d walk instead of skip.
….and stop that annoying bobbing your head like a parakeet.
Historians have become lukewarm on Reagans greatness. As time goes by his legacy is fading
Thankfully, many people lived through the Reagan presidency and are able to look at the facts and think for themselves and don't rely on "Historians" to tell us what happened
Yes, and we know that this clown was the tool of the same people later behind 'W' to much the same effect; i.e., crushing indebtedness and foolish foreign entanglements that would remove choice from future administrations and guarantee that vested interests remain in charge.
A year and a half into Obama's first administration, a Sienna Poll of Historians ranked Obama 15th, ahead of Reagan (18) and just behind Clinton at 14. We can put Historians rankings of recent presidents right up there with Nobel Peace Prizes in relevance to presidential legacies.
Professors rank President Obama 15th best president - Emily Schultheis - POLITICO.com
True, they just can't seem to get over it.Progs are forever bitter that Reagan defeated the USSR
Not terribly bright on either count, are we?I don't know who 'progs' are, but I know what to call those that believe Reagan defeated the U.S.S.R. and that his other policies and actions were correct; deluded.
I don't know who 'progs' are, but I know what to call those that believe Reagan defeated the U.S.S.R. and that his other policies and actions were correct; deluded.
Progs are forever bitter that Reagan defeated the USSR
Thankfully, many people lived through the Reagan presidency and are able to look at the facts and think for themselves and don't rely on "Historians" to tell us what happened
Yes, and we know that this clown was the tool of the same people later behind 'W' to much the same effect; i.e., crushing indebtedness and foolish foreign entanglements that would remove choice from future administrations and guarantee that vested interests remain in charge.
Crushing indebtedness was thanks to the Democrat Congress.
Foolish foreign entanglements? You mean collaborating with the Brits and Poles to defeat the USSR?
Hitler never got a Nobel, dumbfuck. He even forbid any German from accepting one.A year and a half into Obama's first administration, a Sienna Poll of Historians ranked Obama 15th, ahead of Reagan (18) and just behind Clinton at 14. We can put Historians rankings of recent presidents right up there with Nobel Peace Prizes in relevance to presidential legacies.
Professors rank President Obama 15th best president - Emily Schultheis - POLITICO.com
Arafat, Hitler and Krugamn also got one
“He was a man with firm positions, with which he undoubtedly contributed to the fall of communism.” Vaclav Havel
"When talking about Ronald Reagan, I have to be personal. We in Poland took him so personally. Why? Because we owe him our liberty. This can't be said often enough by people who lived under oppression for half a century, until communism fell in 1989."
Lech Walesa
But of course a couple of pea-brained teenyboppers know more about the fall of communism than those who lived through it.
