Rubicon3 (Free subscription) | yesterday
Reading Jennifer Rubin's comments on Obama this morning, it struck me that Obama wants to be Ronald Reagan. I think he's using him as one of his models for his campaign and trying desperately to capture the "shining city on...
The Dustin Inman Society Blog (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008
“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it on to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children what it was once like in the [...]
The Independent (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Hardly ever – probably never if one is to be accurate – has an American presidential candidate been treated with quite such enthusiasm in Europe as Barack Obama this week. A US president, yes. Both John F Kennedy and Ronald Reagan came and wowed them in Berlin. But Barack Obama is different. He is new. He is untried. And he is – hard though it may be remember in the cascade of hope that has accompanied...
The Mahablog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Any reaction? I understand there’s some blowback on the Right regarding Obama’s “citizen of the world” line. Yet Ronald Reagan used the same line once upon a time. Ann Althouse once again proves her inability to critically think her way out of a wet paper bag. She picked up on Obama’s comments about the Berlin Airlift: I [...]
WTF Is It Now?? (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
The McNuts campaign jumps all over Sen. Obama's "citizen of the world" comment. Unfortunately for them Ronald Reagan used the same phrase to describe himself at the United Nations and during his 4th State of the Union address. But... but... he hates our troops or something!
ParaPundit (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Barack Obama opposes national borders and declares himself a citizen of the world. By contrast, I think I'm a lot better off by being a citizen of a Western industrialzed democracy with strong rule of law and (if only) strongly defended borders. In an echo of former President Ronald Reagan's speech when he demanded the Berlin Wall be pulled down,...
The View From North Central Idaho (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Jeff Knox gives us some perspective and advice: As I have said before; sometimes it takes a Pearl Harbor or an Alamo to wake the giant and win the war. Sometimes it takes a Jimmy Carter to wake voters up and give a Ronald Reagan a chance to lead. And sometimes it takes an Assault Weapons ban to get our guys off their butts and into the voting booth. I'd rather by-pass the devastation of a lost battle...
Alarming News (Free subscription) | yesterday
David Brooks on Barack Obama: "When John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan went to Berlin, their rhetoric soared, but their optimism was grounded in the reality of politics, conflict and hard choices. Kennedy didn't dream of the universal brotherhood of...
Thomas P.M. Barnett :: Weblog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Amphitheater in Ronald Reagan Building DC where I spoke yesterday at Blackwater-sponsored event for new magazine on stability ops called Serviam....
Constitutionally Right (Free subscription) | yesterday
“Not only have walls come down in Berlin, but they have come down in Belfast, where Protestant and Catholic found a way to live together,” or so said Barack Obama in yesterday’s speech. Several references were made to “walls” by Obama, a subliminal reminder to one of Ronald Reagan’s greatest legacies. Unfortunately for [...]
The Conservative Voice Columns (Free subscription) | yesterday
If Barack Hussein Obama had stayed true to historical form he would have stated the following while in Berlin: "Ich bin ein dummes und unerfahrenes demokratisches sozialistisches." Just as Ronald Reagan tore down the Berlin wall, George Bush tore down the wall of tyranny in Iraq.
whoar.co.nz (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
“..Robert Scheer has been a journalist for 30 years, over which time he has interviewed presidents Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, as well as other major political figures. For years a columnist for the Los Angeles Times and now for the San Francisco Chronicle, he’s currently the editor-in-chief at Truthdig.com and represents the [...]
The Compass (Free subscription) | yesterday
Many people in the past, have thought they figured out who the Antichrist was. Some thought it could be Ronald Reagan, George W Bush or even Pope John Paul. Never before have all of the signs and prophecies come together to point out and expose a more potential Antichrist, like they do for Barack Hussein Obama, [...]
The Radio Patriots (Free subscription) | yesterday
Some weeks ago, I was invited to speak at tonight's Ronald Reagan Republican Assembly of the Space Coast. As I was writing my remarks this afternoon, I had FNC on the tube, and Rush on the radio. The Anointed One appeared on the TV screen, standing before a throng of Germans in Berlin. I paused to take it in. And what I saw and heard gave me chills. There he was, standing in front of Hitler's beloved...
Gay Patriot (Free subscription) | yesterday
Back in the 1980 presidential debate, Ronald Reagan brushed aside Jimmy Carter’s attacks with the remark, “There you go again.” While the Gipper used the expression to dismiss the then-President’s baseless accusations, perhaps we should use it in this campaign to highlight the attempts of Carter’s candidate to rewrite his record. Just today, the presumptive Democratic nominee claimed, [...]
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mrinternet | 02/19/2008
Better Federal Government polices can & should influence mental health care access and “better” utilization, but they have been arguably hog-tied by downsizing initiated by Reaganomics of the Ronald Reagan 80’s. Reagan's”New Federalism” served as a justification for relaxed federal “interference” in state issues, including mental health policy. A shift in Reagan's political economy was perceived as
