What Republicans could learn from Ronald Reagan
While Republicans claim to idolize the former president they seem to forget his greatest accomplishment wasn’t his policy but his accessibility.
While Republicans claim to idolize the former president they seem to forget his greatest accomplishment wasn’t his policy but his accessibility.
My conservative working class friends often speak with fondness about the Reagan era. I can only chalk it up to selective memory, because the roots of middle class destruction and the rise of income inequality are rooted in Reaganomics. In fact, as the author of this piece pointed out, if you chart any economic metric … Continue Reading →
The debate that took place in North Carolina on MLK Day shames all freedom-loving Americans and shows just how Americans have lost all social conscience. From the time of Ronald Reagan to this present moment Americans have grown poorer and more callous than ever. It is all about self: I, me and my. Juan Williams … Continue Reading →