A lot of people like to say that Ronald Reagan wouldn't recognize today's republican party, and certainly he would be amazed that republicans are teaming up with a former KGB commie against people wanting freedom. But someone from private enterprise having power over the federal government? That was his dream.
A lot of people like to say that Ronald Reagan wouldn't recognize today's republican party, and certainly he would be amazed that republicans are teaming up with a former KGB commie against people wanting freedom. But someone from private enterprise having power over the federal government? That was his dream.
This was all in Ronnie’s plan (well somebody, don’t think he had the smarts). It was all laid out in article in St. Louis Post Dispatch, by Lewis Lehrman, Mar 17, 1985. “Conservative Revolution Will Alter All Policies, Spokesman says.”
A lot of people like to say that Ronald Reagan wouldn't recognize today's republican party, and certainly he would be amazed that republicans are teaming up with a former KGB commie against people wanting freedom. But someone from private enterprise having power over the federal government? That was his dream.
This was all in Ronnie’s plan (well somebody, don’t think he had the smarts). It was all laid out in article in St. Louis Post Dispatch, by Lewis Lehrman, Mar 17, 1985. “Conservative Revolution Will Alter All Policies, Spokesman says.”