GOOD RIDDANCE TO THE BUSH REGIME
Took Ronald Reagan years of struggle to take control of the Republican Party. Similarly, it has not been easy for President Trump--Americans are beginning to understand the reprehensible ways Trump and his supporters, like Paxton, have been attacked
By Jeff Crouere —— Bio and Archives--September 19, 2023
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The nightmare started in July of 1980 at the GOP convention in Detroit. After negotiations with former President Gerald Ford for a coequal ticket failed, the party’s nominee, Ronald Reagan, turned to his vanquished competitor to unite the party. He chose George H.W. Bush as his running-mate and the rest is history.
Reagan was a principled conservative, an excellent communicator and a once in a generation leader. His two terms were extremely successful, and he left office with high approval ratings and eight years of impressive accomplishments.
He was so popular that his rather boring and uninspiring Vice President was elected in 1988 as a third Reagan term. Yet, Bush was nothing like Ronald Reagan. He believed in a “new world order,” military adventurism, and raising taxes.
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