The Reagan Revolution A Two-Term Presidency of Bold Reforms

Ronald Reagan served as president for two terms in office from 1981 to 1989. Reagan was elected in 1980 in a landslide against the incumbent, Jimmy Carter, and ... Rust was a long-time Cape Girardeau leader and benefactor, who cherished friends and colleagues and who enjoyed conversation with anyone who had ... ... Ronald Reagan in a landslide. Carter took private meetings with aspiring presidents but generally did not appear publicly with them. When ... ... president. Biden appointed more women to the federal judiciary than any other president – including presidents who served twice as long. For seven terms, Ronald Reagan served as president of the Screen Actors Guild of America, where he negotiated groundbreaking contracts providing fair ... Reagan nominates Paul Volcker to a second term as head of the Federal Reserve Board. July 1, 1983. Final tax cut. The final ... He left office in early 1989 and died in 2004, so he lived for 15 years after leaving office. The last person to win the presidency by a double-digit margin was Ronald Reagan in 1984. He won by eighteen percentage points. The last time ... Ronald Reagan (40) Event Timeline 01/20/1981-01/20/1989 ; 11/04/1980. Election Day. Reagan wins 91% of the Electoral College and 51% of the popular vote. ; 1981. ... was not up to the demanding job of serving as the nation's chief executive. ... Spencer was an apostate to many longtime Reagan loyalists, who ...