Presidential Decision-Making Ronald Reagan's Major Executive Orders

President Ronald Reagan invoked the amendment in 1985 while he underwent surgery, temporarily transferring power to Vice President George H.W. ... Reagan initiated his regulatory reform agenda shortly after taking office by issuing Executive Order 12291 in February 1981. The order required certain agencies ... Ronald Reagan (R). Total. 381. 48, 8.00, 12287 - 12667. I, 213, 53, 4.00, 12287 - 12499. II, 168, 42, 4.00, 12500 - 12667. George Bush (R), Total, 166, 42, 4.00 ... Executive Orders for Less Government. President Reagan and his appointees were committed to lightening the burden of federal regulation, and one ... For example, in issuing Executive Order 12356 in 1982, President Reagan became the first chief executive in four decades to mandate tighter access to infor. Two of the last three Republican presidents — Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush — did the same thing in extending amnesty to family members who ... Issuing executive orders, Regulations to run the government and direct the bureaucracy ; Issuing signing statements, Giving the president's intended ... Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly issued an executive ... WSU previously observed the legal holidays for deceased Presidents Ronald Reagan in 2004, Gerald ... President Reagan made his most important contribution to regulatory reform by issuing Executive Order 12,291, in which he ordered all agencies ... Ronald Reagan. December 21, 1984. Executive Order 12495—Establishment of Emergency Board No. 207 To Investigate a Railroad Labor Dispute. Related. Ronald Reagan.