With President Obama’s non-pivot to the center, the Left is claiming that Barack Obama is really the second coming of Ronald Reagan. TIME magazine even featured a picture of Presidents Reagan and Obama photoshoped together, with the caption “Why Obama loves Reagan.” Any comparison of Obama to Ronald Reagan is patently absurd. The two men [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan
With Olberdork gone, we’re going to need someone new to kick around. Luckily, we have Rachel Maddow. Last week on Bill Maher’s show, Maddow made the following brilliant points about the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), and missile defense: Liberals mocked Ronald Reagan relentlessly when he proposed the idea of strategic missile defense. The Left derisively [...]
Tags: Keith Olbermann, Missile Defense, Rachel Maddow, Ronald Reagan, SDI
On this Strictly Right, Ari examines the Alinskyite tactics of the Left, the failure of socialized medicine in the UK, why people lie about Ronald Reagan, and much more. Listen Online: Strictly Right 77 Subscribe to Strictly Right Radio in iTunes.
Tags: Canada, David Cameron, Economics, Global Warming, Obamacare, Reagan Centennial, Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin, Saul Alinsky, Socialism, Tom DeLay, UK
Ronald Reagan was born February 6, 1911. This year, President Reagan would have turned 100. In celebrating the 40th President’s centennial, numerous books have been written, and tributes prepared. Unfortunately, one of the books is by Ron Reagan, President Reagan’s youngest son. In his book, My Father at 100, Ron claims that his father suffered [...]
Tags: Michael Reagan, Reagan Centennial, Ron Reagan, Ronald Reagan
The Strictly Right ‘Sunday Feature’ – where we take news and opinion pieces from the week that was and post them for you on Sundays. __________________________________________________ Follow @AriMFine, @AndrewLawton and @RyanWRuppert on Twitter to stay up-to-date on any and all important news. __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ “Ron [P. Reagan] was an embarrassment to his father when he [...]
Tags: Arizona Shooting, Barack Obama, Conservatism, Constitution, Debt, Debt Limit, Deficit, Economics, Golf, John Kennedy, Justice Antonin Scalia, Liberalism, Mainstream Media, Media Bias, Military, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Rush Limbaugh, Sports, Sunday Feature, Supreme Court, Television
The week in quotes is a new segment to review the best and worst things that were said over the last week. This week we have reaction to the shooting in Tucson, a Democrat asserting his elite status over regular citizens, and a reaction to Ron Reagan’s new book. —————————————————————————– We don’t have proof yet [...]
Tags: Arizona, Arizona Shooting, James Clyburn, Media Bias, Michael Reagan, Paul Krugman, Ron Reagan, Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin, TSA
During the final days of his campaign, Ronald Reagan asked voters to ask themselves if they were better off than they were four years ago. As we enter Barack Obama’s third year in office, Americans should ask themselves if they are better off than they were in 2008. The Heritage Foundation published this incredible comparison [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, Economics, Heritage Foundation, Liberty, Ronald Reagan, Socialism
President Bush 41 sat down with Larry king last week and some of his (and his wife’s) answers were revelatory of what the elites in the GOP think. As pointed out yesterday, George H. W. Bush was the establishment’s strongest candidate against Ronald Reagan in the 1980 primary. Bush criticized Reagan on tax cuts, his [...]
Tags: Conservatism, Elections2012, Freedom, George H W Bush, Ronald Reagan
In 1976 and 1980 the establishment lined up against Ronald Reagan when he sought the Republican nomination for president. Reagan was the anti-establishment candidate, a role he relished. In fact, then Governor Reagan began his presidential run in 1976 by announcing that unlike President Ford, who had worked in Washington for decades, Reagan was an [...]
Tags: Barbara Bush, Conservatism, George H W Bush, Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin
In the 1970s Jimmy Carter spoke of a “crisis of confidence.” Carter’s infamous ‘malaise’ speech was a fitting way to cap-off the most depressing decade in American history. For the first time in history, Americans believed they would leave their country worse off than the way they found it. Many people came to believe that [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan
