So written by one who ignores the suffering wrought by communism.

yeah, like as if reagan had anything to do with

the fall of the soviet union...more like he had

alot to do with the thousands of deaths in

central america under right wing deathsquads

and giving birth to bin laden, who is now

bush's buddy in deceiving the world, including

dumbasses like YOU. get a brain and a real

political philosophy, not one based on the murder

and genocide of the native people of the

western hemisphere, or screwing over

the poor and working class whites in the

present, some of which are to stupid you to

realize the truth about reagan the rotter.

Well, one thing he left us is a handful of angry embittered old communists.. Hee! hee!!

Get over it Dude, we won, you lost.

fresca and I are bidding on some of the Gipper's adult diapers on Ebay.

Best of all, they still have his crusty shit in them!

I can't wait ti taste it.

As Reagan once said:

"How can you tell a Communist?

Bacause they've read Marx and Engels.

How can you tell an Anti-Communist?

Because they've understood Marx and Engels."

You are a total sicko. Take your scatology elsewhere.

The August 31, 1992, issue of National Review, set out to set the record straight about the Reagan administration's economic record. Click the URL link to review the entire issue.

Ronald Reagan inherited an economy that was in the midst of its worst crisis since the Great Depression. In January 1981 the unemployment rate stood at 7.4 per cent, on its way up to 10 per cent. Persistent double-digit inflation had pushed interest rates to an unbelievable 21 per cent. Real pre-tax income of the average American family had been dropping since 1976, and - thanks to bracket creep - after-tax income was falling even faster. The supply of oil and other raw materials seemed precarious. The outgoing President warned of a bleak economic future.

That era, roughly coinciding with the Carter Administration, was the last time liberal policies held sway over the economy.

Two years into Ronald Reagan's Presidency the economy began to recover. By most conventional indices the recovery was strong and sustained, outlasting Mr. Reagan's Presidency by nearly two years. And yet it was widely felt that the recovery was illusory - "smoke and mirrors," as Mario Cuomo memorably put it - and that the stock market crash in 1987 was merely the foretaste of the post-1990 recession. We propose to examine these claims in detail in the balance of this section.

...yeah, the "National Review"...sure...

...some idiots will believe anything, but when they expect everyone else will swallow the same lies, that's when they step into the delusional world known as REPUBLICANLAND!