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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2006

84 presidential elections ad for Walter Mondale campaign.

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  • think about this huh, a Proven conservative, George W Bush was able to put a stop to the largest economic growth in US history.

  • The deficits were unhealthy in the long run. His economic policies were flawed and morally bankrupt. The poverty rate increased. He raised taxes on those earning under $12,000 while lowering them for those over $50,000. It would have been significantly worse if we hadn't had Tip O'Neil on guard. If it weren't for Iraq, I'd say he was the worst president since Harding.

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  • @xtrastage While Obama is part of the "New Democrat" brand I think it is unfair to say he is WORSE than Ronald Reagan.

    He is the goodie too shoes version of bill Clinton

  • @TheOnlineCommunity I love how Obama is to the right of Reagan, yet Republicans still call him a liberal.

  • @xtrastage I agree, but the fact that the Reaganomics ideology has outlived Reagan and has been taken to the extreme by some conservatives today is the bigger problem. He was still a practical politician. I really think that if Reagan saw the ideologues in congress who would rather see an economic disaster than ANY revenue increase whatsoever, he'd be rolling over in his grave.

  • @TheOnlineCommunity Point conceded. Still, the fact that real wages have stagnated over the last three decades, largely due to Reagan's policies is a pretty damning sign of Reagan's economic mismanagement.

  • @xtrastage Economic growth didn't stop due to the 1987 crash, so that's not really a valid point to make.

  • @ConSAmerica Well, not exactly. It was deregulation and socialized loss that causes the S&L crunch in 87. But either way, Volcker deserves more credit for economic actions than Reagan. That's what the 79 and 82 recessions were from.

  • @xtrastage Volcker caused the crash?

  • @ConSAmerica Largest percentage drop ever on the NYSE and elimination of an entire sector of the finance industry. Also, Volcker, not Reagan.

  • @xtrastage Not sure about that, +3.2% GDP in 1987, +4.1% in 1988, +3.6% in 1989.. Could only wish for that kind of growth today.

  • @ConSAmerica ...only for it to crash in 1987.

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