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So was JFK the last of the Mohicans in terms of conservatives in the democrat party?
No wonder a leftist killed him. They had to get LBJ in there to wage war in Vietnam, and then run of deficits, and pass massive entitlements that would cripple the gold standard. It then forced Nixon to capitulate to the Fed and create a worthless fiat currency, so that they could just print limitless funny money and run trillion dollar deficits.
There is no doubt about it, JFK had to die. May he rest in peace.
The Democratic Party has moved so far left that JFK couldn't even win the nomination today.
Clear cut the soviet union economy could not keep up with the same pace as the U.S. economy. When they would build one missile the U.S. would build 10. One ship[ the U.S. 3 ships.So what happen to the soviet union and be VERY specific.
1. Resistance by non-ethnic Russians, which formed more than half of the population, to assimilation.
2. Failure of the centralized government provide for the physical needs of the members states in regards to food, clothing, and other essentials.
3. Corruption of the communist party officials who rewarded themselves, and kept workers in poverty.
4. Gorbachev's relaxation of freedom of speech laws lead to the release of a lot of pent up emotion and dissent allowing the dissatisfaction with the central government to grow into political unrest in the satellite states.
Reagan was more than happy to take credit but the USSR fell on its own merits, not because of anything Reagan did.
Obama is the most conservative Democrat President the US has ever seen
The Democratic Party has moved so far left that JFK couldn't even win the nomination today.
So has the republican party.
Obama is the most conservative Democrat President the US has ever seen
Sure he is, if you're to the left of Stalin. You people really do live in a delusion of your own making.
Both parties have undeniably moved to the right (there's Bill Clinton again) but JFK could definitely still be nominated today. Because nomination is a lot more about personality than ideology.
US politics has moved far to the right. Eisenhower would never be considered a conservative today, and Nixon would be on shaky ground with Republicans as well. Both would be considered very left wing by today's standards. I've even heard Reagan called a RINO by today's conservatives, but back in the 60's we considered Ronnie to be a raving fringe right winger who was far too radicallly right wing to ever get elected.
Obama hasn't reformed banking or investment law, prosecuted Wall Street, and he just appointed a Friedman economist to head the Fed. Even Nixon avoided Friedman's economic policies.
US politics has moved far to the right. Eisenhower would never be considered a conservative today, and Nixon would be on shaky ground with Republicans as well. Both would be considered very left wing by today's standards. I've even heard Reagan called a RINO by today's conservatives, but back in the 60's we considered Ronnie to be a raving fringe right winger who was far too radicallly right wing to ever get elected.
Obama hasn't reformed banking or investment law, prosecuted Wall Street, and he just appointed a Friedman economist to head the Fed. Even Nixon avoided Friedman's economic policies.
Both parties have undeniably moved to the right (there's Bill Clinton again) but JFK could definitely still be nominated today. Because nomination is a lot more about personality than ideology.
The Democratic Party has moved so far left that JFK couldn't even win the nomination today.
US politics has moved far to the right. Eisenhower would never be considered a conservative today, and Nixon would be on shaky ground with Republicans as well. Both would be considered very left wing by today's standards. I've even heard Reagan called a RINO by today's conservatives, but back in the 60's we considered Ronnie to be a raving fringe right winger who was far too radicallly right wing to ever get elected.
Obama hasn't reformed banking or investment law, prosecuted Wall Street, and he just appointed a Friedman economist to head the Fed. Even Nixon avoided Friedman's economic policies.
Bull shit. It's moved Authoritarian Socialist and away from it's roots of liberty and conservatism.
The Democratic Party has moved so far left that JFK couldn't even win the nomination today.
What policies of his do you think that the Democrat party of today would reject?
US politics has moved far to the right. Eisenhower would never be considered a conservative today, and Nixon would be on shaky ground with Republicans as well. Both would be considered very left wing by today's standards. I've even heard Reagan called a RINO by today's conservatives, but back in the 60's we considered Ronnie to be a raving fringe right winger who was far too radicallly right wing to ever get elected.
Obama hasn't reformed banking or investment law, prosecuted Wall Street, and he just appointed a Friedman economist to head the Fed. Even Nixon avoided Friedman's economic policies.
Bull shit. It's moved Authoritarian Socialist and away from it's roots of liberty and conservatism.
So you're saying -- "no, but yes"?
Our roots are Liberal -- not conservative. "Conservative" -- the authoritarian clergy and aristocracy-- was exactly what our Founders were getting away from.
I never meant to say that Reagan was conservative by my standards, rather, he was considered conservative for the standards at that time.
I predict that within 10 years, Obama will be looked at as conservative. It's simply the progressive formula of inching their way towards a leftist utopia.
What I see today, however, is less inching and more like jumping towards tyranny.
Funny. JFK is still extremely popular, so conservatives claim him as their own.
THIS, despite the fact that he was hated in the conservative South which almost universally saw him as a Northeastern Liberal.
GW Bush is unpopular, so conservatives distance themselves from him by saying he wasn't REALLY conservative.
Stay tuned for more conservative revisionist history with Reagan as the guest du jour as they regale us with how he was a committed Christian who cut the deficit and wouldn't compromise with Democrats, among other fictions.
Funny. JFK is still extremely popular, so conservatives claim him as their own.
THIS, despite the fact that he was hated in the conservative South which almost universally saw him as a Northeastern Liberal.
GW Bush is unpopular, so conservatives distance themselves from him by saying he wasn't REALLY conservative.
Stay tuned for more conservative revisionist history with Reagan as the guest du jour as they regale us with how he was a committed Christian who cut the deficit and wouldn't compromise with Democrats, among other fictions.
US politics has moved far to the right. Eisenhower would never be considered a conservative today, and Nixon would be on shaky ground with Republicans as well. Both would be considered very left wing by today's standards. I've even heard Reagan called a RINO by today's conservatives, but back in the 60's we considered Ronnie to be a raving fringe right winger who was far too radicallly right wing to ever get elected.
Obama hasn't reformed banking or investment law, prosecuted Wall Street, and he just appointed a Friedman economist to head the Fed. Even Nixon avoided Friedman's economic policies.
Bull shit. It's moved Authoritarian Socialist and away from it's roots of liberty and conservatism.
