Unveiling the Triumphs and Tribulations of Ronald Reagan's Presidency

To reverse the economic cliimate of the time, President Reagan put forth an enomoic policy which aimed to reduce government regulation, lower taxes, and promote ... ... important, if sometimes unfortunate, role in the administration of Ronald Reagan. The president set forth the goals he sought to achieve—challenge the "evil ... The problem was that Congress had passed, and President Reagan had signed, a ... In public policy, Ronald Reagan is remembered as a foe of big government, though. But it wasn't just about statistics. Humiliating failures of leadership at home and abroad throughout the previous decade had taken their toll ... Everywhere Ronald Reagan looks there's trouble. There's opportunity, too, of course, but now there are accumulating tests on domestic and ... While Reagan helped change the national mood, he also faced structural economic problems and strained relations with the U.S.S.R. that occupied most of his two ... Ronald Reagan, the nation's 40th president, supported a free and ... Reagan had strong support among evangelical Christians. Although ... Reagan was one of the most despicable presidents… [He was] responsible for 500,000 American AIDS deaths and 10 million worldwide, while he ... Despite his zeal for deregulation and conservative business principles, President Reagan understood the gravity of the ozone problem and the ... President Reagan's term of office saw a somewhat analogous development in the much longer and slower-moving Cold War. He had left office when the Soviet Union ...