ANSWER TO THE QUESTION: WHO SAID -
"In the year ahead, we're not going to be on the defensive, shoring up problems and answering our critics. We are moving forward, and I have no doubt that when we look back 1988 will be a year of great accomplishment toward our goals. This is the year when Judge Anthony Kennedy will be confirmed and the Supreme Court will again be brought up to full strength. The Federal judiciary is too important to be made a political football. I would hope, and the American people should expect, not only for Judge Kennedy's confirmation but for the Senate to get to work and act on 27 other judicial nominations that have been left in limbo for quite awhile now."
THE FALSE HERO OF THE NEW REPUBLICANS, Ronald Reagan.
Those who believe (and call themselves) Reagan Republicans are lying through their teeth. Two of them were CHILDREN when Reagan was President. Cruz was barely ten when Reagan became President. He was four when he came to the US. His parents lived in Canada for 3 years before he was born, and his mother became a Canadian Citizen.
Rubio. was nine when Reagan became President.
Those who believe (and call themselves) Reagan Republicans are lying through their teeth. Two of them were CHILDREN when Reagan was President. Cruz was barely ten when Reagan became President. He was four when he came to the US. His parents lived in Canada for 3 years before he was born, and his mother became a Canadian Citizen.
Rubio. was nine when Reagan became President.
But, they are NOTHING like him in his beliefs and their actions.
He was pro-choice, although he suddenly changed his views politically to get elected. Personally, privately, he maintained his pro-choice views, especially in private discussions I had with him before he changed his views.
He was very concerned about poverty and the poor. Yet, he cut funding for the very people he supported.
He cut taxes for the wealthy from 70% to 28% (too low) then raised them 11 times. Not just income tax, but consumer taxes on various items as well.
He was a ramrod for education, verbally, yet cut funding.
He was in favor of taking care of the nation's elderly and needy.
He was anti communism and FOR increased relations with Russia.
He believed in running the government as a business, but was stymied when he couldn't FIRE whomever he wished.
He TRULY believed, if he cut taxes on the wealthy, they would, in turn, increase wages on the middle-class and productivity would also increase. They called it the "Trickle-Down Theory," which many Republicans today consider a nasty word and many say, falsely, it was NEVER USED (It Was).
Reagan was a shmoozer. He could talk to anyone about anything. Since I worked with him on his first campaign ads, he was still green in how he stated things. This was before his handlers told him how to act and what to say. He was opinionated, but people don't know the facts. He was never NASTY to people. He didn't call them "liars." He would often say, as was made famous in a debate, "There you go again." He said it with a smile. A warm smile, and you know what he meant, but it didn't offend. Never offended.
He often went off script. At times, we weren't certain where he was going, but, it would always end in an anecdote about his film career and his actor bodies.
He brought peace and prosperity. HE DIDN'T WANT WAR. He never proposed Carpet Bombing. He never proposed preemptive strikes (Except on Gaddafi). He was a true American and one of the most likable men I've ever met.
Cruz is mean and nasty and is an extremist. Reagan was never an extremist, but a negotiator. He could be curt, but that smile, the tilt of his head and the touch of his hand on the shoulder was saying it's okay.
Rubio is just plain unprepared for the questioning, too snide and to rooted to sound bites. His smile says "Oh-oh. Caught. Can't find the notes to get me out of this one. Now what do I do?"
Forget Trump. The only comparison is the red hair. I guess that's what Trump calls it. Reagan's was real. He use a full small bottle of Vitals or something like it on his hair at a time, the grease darkened his hair, but it was red.
He was pro-choice, although he suddenly changed his views politically to get elected. Personally, privately, he maintained his pro-choice views, especially in private discussions I had with him before he changed his views.
He was very concerned about poverty and the poor. Yet, he cut funding for the very people he supported.
He cut taxes for the wealthy from 70% to 28% (too low) then raised them 11 times. Not just income tax, but consumer taxes on various items as well.
He was a ramrod for education, verbally, yet cut funding.
He was in favor of taking care of the nation's elderly and needy.
He was anti communism and FOR increased relations with Russia.
He believed in running the government as a business, but was stymied when he couldn't FIRE whomever he wished.
He TRULY believed, if he cut taxes on the wealthy, they would, in turn, increase wages on the middle-class and productivity would also increase. They called it the "Trickle-Down Theory," which many Republicans today consider a nasty word and many say, falsely, it was NEVER USED (It Was).
Reagan was a shmoozer. He could talk to anyone about anything. Since I worked with him on his first campaign ads, he was still green in how he stated things. This was before his handlers told him how to act and what to say. He was opinionated, but people don't know the facts. He was never NASTY to people. He didn't call them "liars." He would often say, as was made famous in a debate, "There you go again." He said it with a smile. A warm smile, and you know what he meant, but it didn't offend. Never offended.
He often went off script. At times, we weren't certain where he was going, but, it would always end in an anecdote about his film career and his actor bodies.
He brought peace and prosperity. HE DIDN'T WANT WAR. He never proposed Carpet Bombing. He never proposed preemptive strikes (Except on Gaddafi). He was a true American and one of the most likable men I've ever met.
Cruz is mean and nasty and is an extremist. Reagan was never an extremist, but a negotiator. He could be curt, but that smile, the tilt of his head and the touch of his hand on the shoulder was saying it's okay.
Rubio is just plain unprepared for the questioning, too snide and to rooted to sound bites. His smile says "Oh-oh. Caught. Can't find the notes to get me out of this one. Now what do I do?"
Forget Trump. The only comparison is the red hair. I guess that's what Trump calls it. Reagan's was real. He use a full small bottle of Vitals or something like it on his hair at a time, the grease darkened his hair, but it was red.
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