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I love how Reagan addressed the second worst president as “governor”
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Maybe 1948 is a better comparison than 1980.
Carter was a crap president with a bad economy who tried to scare people that Reagan would take their health care away. The analogy is almost perfect.
Carter does not have Obama’s brass balls. Carter had a sense of shame. Obama is shameless.
Obama is a mama’s boy pussy who is learning how to act.
2nd worst? Um, presidents didn’t magically appear in the 1970s.
I don’t think you got an A in American History in college. Look up a guy named Warren Harding.
#3
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_rankings_of_Presidents_of_the_United_States
You’ve also never heard of Pierce, or Buchanan, or Johnson, or Fillmore, or Tyler, or even Nixon.
You may not like Obama, but he didn’t fill his cabinet by means of the good ole boy system like Harding did. He didn’t make himself sick during the inauguration to only serve for a month. He didn’t sit in the oval office at the brink of a civil war and do nothing. He didn’t have to resign after being publicly humiliated like Nixon.
You also don’t know anything about Grant or Coolidge.
Obama makes Nixon look like a Saint.
What planet are you on? Watch the Frost interview with Nixon. You’ll change your mind.
I’ve been watching Obama for four years. The difference between now and the 1970s is that the press hated Nixon, but they refuse to ask Obama any hard questions. If Obama had to face a real press corps, he would be ripped to shreds.
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You mean press corpse, right?
Exactly
I rather like Harding, in many respects. He certainly led the effort to shrink a bloated government, reduce unemployment, and eliminate racism without the need to install new racism to counter it. And he was no fan of the League of Nations.
A recording of the Teapot Dome speech is in my collection.
Harding was anti-Progressive, which magnified his faults and caused history writers to focus on negatives. The rewarding of friends and supporters with cabinet positions was hardly new — look at Andrew Jackson’s “spoils” handouts of a century before. Harding was an imperfect man, but with good notions for the work at hand.
He seems to have been just the right person to have in place to begin to unwind the huge government spending of the World War; imagine if a Wilson acolyte or FDR (or Obama!) had been in charge.
Without Harding, would we have had the prosperous Roaring 20s?
As for the original post: It is audacious to compare Romney with Reagan, I think, but I also hope that he can live up to that promise. And learn from the lessons and the successes (and failures) of that time. There are indeed interesting parallels.
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Michelle Malkin just put the spotlight on this must see video of Paul Ryan discussing medicare reform. It is important that we viralize it, and get Democrats and independents to watch it before the leftists get around to putting up their bogus arguments against it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=DJIC7kEq6kw&info=RyanOnMedicare
I saw a poll result that indicated that 31% of Americans believe that the economy can only improve if Obama is elected (which means that it can’t if Romney is elected). In other news, the American Health Association announced that 31% of Americans are so stupid that they can’t walk and breathe at the same time. /sarc