Obviously the loony sometimes trumps the real. OK. Ill bite. If you cant
actually produce the source and date of this mythical nonsense about Ronald
Reagan then
lets just say this falls into the realm of your sighting of the Loch ness
Monster. Your statements about the economy are not only categorically wrong
they only serve to demonstrate ignorance about the underpinnings of ther
entire economic scenario that unfolded during clintons terms. In other words.
Anyone who looks at a chart of either interest rates or the stock market will
be forced to deduce that it began with Reagan not Clinton. Nice try though
Carlton. You can seek comfort in the fact that some Aztecs are still waiting
for Quetzecotl and they KNOW hes just around the corner. marcel
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From Clark:
What Randy and I mention isn't purported, or secretive, or hidden
information. It was news, and it was reported on network television and in
the newspapers and in magazines. It was reported during a time of
prosperity
in the United States, or the illusion of it, when Federal spending far
exceeded income and took up deep into trillions in debt, when junk bonds
were
flying, and hammers and toilet seats in the military cost thousands of
dollars. But everyone seemed to be making money and the 87 stock market
crash was still a ways off, so may as well ignore the President's literal
interpretation of the Bible.
The return of Christ was also one of Reagan's justifications for deficit
spending. Reagan was confronted as to the accuracy of this report of his
beliefs at a press conference. He did not deny the report and called it "an
intellectual conversation" he was having with his staff one day. Reagan
was absolutely one of the worst presidents we have ever had, a man his own
conservative colleague Margaret Thatcher said "Just didn't have a real
thought in his head. Not very bright." His wife and Jim Baker ran the
country in the last few years with the help of her astrologist. It was
utterly astonishing to me that more wasn't made of this, and all the more
scary that Dubya mentions Reagan as the president he admires most. >>
