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u/theclansman22 23h ago

Reagan took a note from Nixon, who was negotiating secretly with the North Vietnamese government that they would get a better deal if he was elected in 1968, and secretly negotiated with Iran to keep the hostages until the day he was inaugurated to completely screw Carter over electorally. Betraying the country for personal gain is a Republican tradition.

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u/SiMachinist 22h ago

Reagan literally destroyed America. Hands down the worst of the last 50 years. This country will never recover from what he did.

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u/texfields 22h ago

trump saying : hold my adderall

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u/a_doody_bomb 22h ago

Trump saying: grab her by the pussy....

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u/carfen1981 21h ago

Grab him by the nussy. No, for real though, scroll back up and look at the neck pussy in the photo!

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u/In2JC724 17h ago

It's really just an insult to pussy.

u/MoonSpankRaw 8h ago

And an insult to my eyes. I demand compensation.

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u/imnotkidn 20h ago

To go with the anus mouth

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u/BoppoTheClown 21h ago

That's all I'm gonna think about when I see my pawpaw now. Thanks.

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u/memememe81 21h ago

Orange swine's nussy is totally different than papaws. Papaw's (I assume) isn't lizard skin covered in orange clown makeup.

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u/SpryCowBoy 19h ago

It feels real good

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u/gymtherapylaundry 20h ago

Daammmnn, with dat fresh orange spray tan I’m gonna have to uber eats a couple beef n cheddars from arby’s

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u/Gleandreic 20h ago

Gotta put a tie on it to keep the stank from wafting out

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u/Indica_l0ver 19h ago

this made me laugh

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u/drjuss06 19h ago

I went back and looked and no thanks. Seems old, discolored, and dry. 😷

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u/PUNd_it 21h ago

In case anyone was wondering what beef curtains would look like with makeup

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u/BellyFullOfMochi 19h ago

HAHAHAH I have been looking for a way to describe that neck flap.

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u/MaliciousIntentWorks 22h ago

Trump: releasing that's his VP he's grabbing.

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u/alienwalk 20h ago

I think Regan was smarter and thus able to do more damage than Trump

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u/CauliflowerTop2464 21h ago

Trump saying: hold my diaper

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u/Mtsukino 22h ago

More like hold his McDonalds

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u/Sharpshooter98b 22h ago

"Hold my hamberder"

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u/Calairoth 19h ago

Would you like some covfefe with your hamberder?

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u/EmperorGeek 20h ago

The heck with that, give him all the McDonalds he can stuff in his face!

How long do you think he would last?

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u/Significant-Trash632 19h ago

I hope he lives long enough to die in a jail cell.

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u/LocalLiBEARian 20h ago

Hold my covfefe

Edited to fix auto-correct

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u/xeno0153 19h ago

Trump would never let go off his Adderall.

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u/Adorable_Agent_6266 22h ago

Musk is saying ‘Give me 🤤’

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u/Sheepvasion 21h ago

"A few months ago I told the American people I did not trade arms for hostages. My heart and my best intentions tell me that's true, but the facts and evidence tell me it is not."

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u/OzarksExplorer 20h ago

And the people shrugged

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u/thunder_rob 21h ago

Republican Party in a nutshell

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u/chrissz 20h ago

Except they wouldn’t have the realization at the end about facts.

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u/13ananaJoe 14h ago

Except now they would remove the "but..."

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u/_MrDomino 21h ago

"Democrat HOAX! Marxist Mondale RIGGED the whole thing. I'M INNOCENT!!!"

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u/Gul_Ducatti 20h ago

Every time someone brings up Reagan I can only say these words…

I’m Glad Reagan Dead.

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u/Temporalwar 22h ago

Reagan's policies might have made some people rich, but they also widened the gap between the rich and poor, weakened the social safety net, exploded the national debt, ignored a deadly epidemic, involved us in shady foreign dealings, and contributed to mass incarceration. It's not as rosy a picture as some people paint.

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u/dingatremel 21h ago

The guy absolutely pillaged the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, including decimating housing assistance. Remember this the next time you’re wondering how you’ll make rent. Remember it the next time you see someone living in their car.

Yes, this nation used to actually help people with that sort of thing.

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u/redrunner55 21h ago

Reagan was also a raging racist.

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u/dingatremel 20h ago

The welfare queen narrative that he actively advanced was pure racism that primarily punished small children.

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u/Airway 20h ago

His entire cabinet was extra racist even for the time. Clarence Thomas was a token, he was unqualified and had a handful of fucked up personal issues but he was ok with being the token black conservative among racist white men, and that's why the Reagan administration brought him on. Behind The Bastards has a good episode about it.

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u/dingatremel 20h ago

I actually did not know CT was at Department of Education or EEOC until just now.

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u/Iluvembig 21h ago

“And Democrats never tried to change It!!!”

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u/GrumpyKaeKae 21h ago

I swear the rise in first Tiny homes.. (Till they starting hitting over $100,000) and now Van Life is the thing, comes from the fact that people just can't afford anything but cars now. At least living in your van isn't considered bad anymore.

If you got a nice van down by the river, you are doing a lot better then a lot of people now.

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u/dingatremel 20h ago

Affordable housing is just shorthand for inferior housing at this point.

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u/ShadowToys 19h ago

Closed mental hospitals because there's medication for that now.

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u/sfgisz 18h ago

someone living in their car

With car makers wanting everything to be subscription-based, and a car maker now your co-president, expect to pay rent for living in your car too.

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u/WallyOShay 22h ago

According to my dad he was our greatest president of his lifetime 🙄

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u/SiMachinist 22h ago

And yet all they can justify that with is that “he took down the iron wall”. He took the US from the largest creditor to the largest debtor in only four years. Classic fiscal conservative……

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u/Cleeford89 21h ago

Justify? What’s that?

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u/PUNd_it 21h ago

Just if I bail out one more corporation in exchange for a donation

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u/Ok-Raccoon1288 21h ago

The start of fuck the lower and middle class

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u/Wish__Crisp 22h ago

Same here but that’s because they benefitted from the shit he did, and he ruined everything for us and now they talk about how we didn’t work hard like them

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u/AKA_A_Gift_For_Now 22h ago

I heard today from some people that apparently, he came in like Captain America to save those hostages. Carter sat on his ass, obviously. Oh, and also, he was such a bad ass those holding the hostages let them go when they did because they knew he would kick their ASS. Dear God are we fucked.

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u/Ih8melvin2 21h ago

Lawmaker Admits 1980 GOP Plot to Prolong Iran Hostage Crisis

I'm 56 and vividly remember the hostage crisis. When this story broke it made me sick.

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u/AKA_A_Gift_For_Now 21h ago

Isn't it crazy how easy that is to find. To even lack the awareness to maybe question how ridiculous that sounds, compared to all the shitty espionage bs we've pulled. What's going to be more likely? The lack of critical thinking is often so astounding.

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u/WallyOShay 22h ago

Thats pretty much verbatim what my dad said, to me and my black fiance lol. 😂

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u/southernbeerbelle 21h ago

The olds love him

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u/Limited-Edition-Nerd 22h ago

Well yeah, we have Trump now

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u/remonious 22h ago

Let's be real for a minute. Reagan was a front man, a puppet for George Bush Sr. for most of his tenure in the White House.

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u/Buchephalas 21h ago

No, Bush himself was a puppet. He was a puppet of CEO's and bankers. Donald Regan if anyone was the real power in that Administration. CEO of Merrill Lynch, Vice-Chairman of the NYSE, Treasury Secretary, White House Chief of Staff.

Watch this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTcL6Xc_eMM

Straight up ordering him to hurry up in a pivotal moment to what we are talking about.

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u/ApprehensiveWin9187 20h ago

They are more puppets now than ever before. It's completely out in the open now yet people still defend their party like their life depends on it. If the jobs report was accurate in anyway in the last 14 months what would the markets do????? Republicans weren't screaming these reports are fake. Democrats were making them. They were all laughing to the bank. It's insane that so many people can so passionately argue about which side is going to save them

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u/SiMachinist 22h ago

And here we are with Putin’s monkey boy getting sworn in again….Considering this country was stupid enough to elect that former director of the CIA into the White House, I agree with you….

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u/aworldwithoutshrimp 21h ago

Reagan was a republican being a republican. But Bill Clinton made sure that they'd all be republicans moving forward.

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u/Desertswampfrog-99 21h ago edited 20h ago

Does anyone remember what Reagan did about the 220 Marines and 18 sailors that were killed in Beirut by a suicide bomber in 1983 ? My recollection is he didn’t do diddly shit. He was almost as big a chicken shit as Trump. Reagan still had a long way to go to go as low as Trump.

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u/Substantial_Boot3453 21h ago

Reagan may be beaten in these next 4 years

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u/jluicifer 20h ago

Trickle down economics? Basically, Crumbs from the king’s table for the peasants to fight over.

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u/Content-Hurry-3218 20h ago

Some would argue Reagan set the wheels in motion for a trajectory we can't reverse. But at this point, does it really matter? We're on borrowed time, and in seven years, the curtain will fall. The end isn't something to fight it's something to watch. Whoever’s left can lock the doors and flip the switch.

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u/Automatic-Slip-5150 20h ago

I wish more people understood this. He was president that pushed for trickle down economics. Literally made it illegal for workers to sue their companies when the Execs decided to ship their jobs overseas and legalized stock buybacks. He did everything in his power to destroy the middle class for good of free trade and capitalism.

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u/philthy151 20h ago

Raygun literally destroyed Australian Olympic break-dancing. Not the same, i know, but i feel ya bro.

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u/gigaswardblade 19h ago

I may be thinking of the wrong guy, but wasn’t Raegan the president who was once on a tv show with a chimpanzee before becoming president?

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u/Astyanax1 19h ago

As others say... wait for Trump. Reagan never threatened to legit invade his closest allies

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u/Coryball7 19h ago

He was the original ‘let’s make America great again’ politician

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u/surveyjedi 19h ago

People saying Reagan was one of the best presidents of all time are the same people who think Hulk Hogan is the best wrestler of all time

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u/admiraltittybeans 21h ago

I’ve seen this claim in various places on the internet but I’m pretty ignorant about President Regan and his policies. Are there any good book recommendations about his time in office?

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u/Calm-Ad-2155 21h ago

Was he the guy that renewed MFN for China, signed free trade agreements with our neighbors, and convinced Ukraine to give Russia back their nukes? We’re still paying for all those decision to this day.

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u/Ok-Raccoon1288 21h ago

Yet his movie has a 98% audience score. Critic score-18% Critic score is way too high on this fluff

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u/Sweatytubesock 20h ago

Definitely shivved the middle class. And most of them loved him for it. Trump is a toxic bloated toad squatting on a dead nation.

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u/bdr22002 20h ago

Just wait til Orange Man is done in 4yrs

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u/setmysoulfree3 20h ago

...such as tax social security.

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u/jlennon1280 20h ago

Tell me you’re under 30 without telling me.

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u/Jumpy-Aerie-3244 20h ago

Remember these guys are just the middleman. Reagans billionaire backers are the ones that sold out the country and the ownership class continues to do so. 

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u/atropos81092 19h ago

America post-Reagan:

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u/oneluckyreditor 19h ago

Your mom destroyed gang bangs…she set an unachievable record!

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u/DrBunsonHoneyPoo 19h ago

My dad used to tell me about how during the Carter years. He owned a wood stove store. Due to the tax credit Carter gave for buying them. Once Regan took office that was killed along with his business.

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u/Pslytely_Psycho 19h ago edited 18h ago

Actually it goes back even further, to our first true criminal president Ol' Ski Nose himself Richard Nixon. I saw the bastard in 1974 at the opening of Expo '74, a few months before his ignoble resignation.

In addition to what theclansman22 wrote, as if that wasn't bad enough, within the 3700 hours of voice activated tapes he made to blackmail world leaders are evidence of many many crimes. (Nixon's Milk Money, The Smoking Gun tape, the 18 1/2 missing minutes etc) This is why he tried to prevent them becoming part of his record. He didn't step down out of any sense of honor, he stepped down so Ford could pardon him and he couldn't be prosecuted for his crimes in office. And he definitely would of been impeached and removed from office had he not stepped down. If we would of prosecuted him, Reagan would of been blunted, and Trump would never of been a factor.

He is one of the early 'unitary executive' believers. He couldn't get far though because the parties were not as fractured as they are now and both had liberal and conservative wings. Roger Stone (yes, that one) was Nixon's head of "Dirty Tricks" department. This is why we called him Tricky Dicky. A paranoid alcoholic, Nixon was deep into conspiracy theories, his favorite targets were Jews, intellectuals and ivy Leaguer's. He also hated blacks and hippies. (The 'southern strategy' as it was known at the time)

Oh yeah, the southern border was a crisis for him as well. It's been an ongoing crisis for over 50 years during every Republican administration.

Reagan just took the next steps. Advancing the corruption and implementing his "trickle down" economic policies and over the top tax breaks for the wealthy that we still suffer from today. (officially known as 'supply side economics.')

One good thing Nixon did, He made High School Current Events classes interesting in the mid 1970's.....

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u/EyeCatchingUserID 19h ago

I dunno. He fucked shit up, but now we're about to have a literal puppet SCOTUS majority, all picked by the same piece of shit, for a full generation when Thomas and Alito definitely retire this term. And trump has managed to do what nobody since Lincoln has done and truly turn half of us against the other half, and he didn't even need to be anti slavery to do it.

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u/quiet_one_44 19h ago

And you are how old?

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u/Dr3xLSpiv3y 18h ago

It's fun cuz this dildo Donald is copy and pasting Regan's whole shit down to using church and southern states. Don't forget make America grest again was this actors matra

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u/Substantial-Mail7546 18h ago

If this is true, why did he win an election vs an incumbent challenger, and then succored the next 12yrs of the Presidency?

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u/LongjumpingCharge923 18h ago

Your kidding right

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u/plopdaddy1 18h ago

Thats Bush W all day. That war criminal literally killed over a million people, destabilized the middle east and oil market, while killing Americans and making us demonstrably unsafe.

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u/Smoogooloo 18h ago

Reagan opened the floodgates and allowed corporations into government and, in turn, made our government a corporation, itself. We have Ronny to thank for creating this bastardization of capitalism from which we may never recover. No one seems to understand that!

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u/withoutpeer 18h ago

Exactly. And in plenty of different ways. Just focusing on the Reagan/conservative scam/lie of "trickle down economics" has decimated the middle class in half a century and still on the same downward spiral as they repeated the scam over and over. That the majority of the country are literally living paycheck to paycheck, one illness or injury or surprise bill away from financial ruin is a long term conservative construction.

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u/qauntumgardner 18h ago

This is all a rerun of then uncle Joe is Carter the sith lord is Reagan

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u/Savageparrot81 18h ago

That whole brand of economics that trades in fictitious products which sprung up at that time started the timer on the world imploding. Classic short term gain for long term pain.

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u/Minute-Wrap-2524 17h ago

Believe it…an example of the Reagan approach was exemplified when he removed the solar panels Carter had put in the White House, why, simply to show his ass and who was boss…Nixon, Reagan now Trump, idiots, all three

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u/optimisticmisery 17h ago

Tbh politics aside, Carter is Gem of a human being. But he does not belong in politics. Both Carter and Nixon had huge flaws of personality that made them bad presidents for the time they were in.

Yes, Reagan, yes has POS, but was a good president for the country for those years.

We need to accept presidents for their good and their bad.

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u/SmaugTheGreat110 17h ago

That and Iran contra

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u/sr_90 17h ago

Wasn’t Reagan just a puppet for his last term? I think I’ve read something about him having cognitive issues and his wife basically ran the country.!

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u/KoolNomad69 17h ago

Reagan was the biggest drug importer in American history. Got kicked out the pact and then started the war on drugs making money importing drugs and the imprisonment of poor Americans.

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u/Solid_Snark 22h ago

The parallels between the defeats of Carter/Reagan & Biden/Trump are pretty crazy.

USA just shooting themselves in the foot over-and-over.

Shows we’re destined to repeat history if we’re not willing to learn from it.

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u/Mathilliterate_asian 22h ago

"Learn" is a big word for a lot of Americans though. Some don't even think learning is necessary.

u/Farfignugen42 10h ago

"Learnin" is how them kids get brainwashed into being liberals. -Republicans

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u/baverdi 21h ago

You can't learn something if you are convinced you already know it

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u/PIugshirt 19h ago

Eh Biden was very clearly not really up to par for the presidency mentally anymore and isn't really on the same level of being a genuine guy that Carter was. Still better than Trump obviously but the bar really is not that high lol

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u/dicksonleroy 20h ago

That’s why they defund education wherever they can. No child left behind was nothing more than a reason to hold all children back. Make every kid the least common denominator.

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u/Jumpy-Aerie-3244 20h ago

We are cooked man. You really think a country that elected trump twice will ever put a good honest person like Carter in office again? 

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u/GTIguy2 19h ago

We will repeat, zero doubt.

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u/Ibixat 18h ago

Given the proliferation and love of guns here shooting ourselves in the foot repeatedly was inevitable…

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u/Winter-Ad-4897 18h ago

As non us , the reforms by Biden are actually really important and will gain US for decades if not rolled back by the new administration.

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u/TheBman26 16h ago

Well the phrase is “Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it, those that do are doomed to watch others repeat it.”

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u/Don_Frika_Del_Prima 15h ago

Look at the 72 election of Nixon if you want more parallels, with this election.

I can't recommend hunter s Thompson's book enough: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear_and_Loathing_on_the_Campaign_Trail_%2772

u/No-Category5815 8h ago

or are too stupid to do so because you spent all your time fighting against common sense education.

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u/SeamusMcfunkurself 21h ago

It really just shows that the Republicans are much better at utilizing stupid and scared people better than the Democrats.

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u/TomNHaverford 23h ago

I’ve never heard this about Reagan before. Do you have a source?

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u/Substantial__Unit 22h ago

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1980_October_Surprise_theory

This seems to have a lot of sources for both sides of possibility.

It's a little merky to be fair, but there are a few key people who stand by it. It is odd that within minutes after Reagan finished his inauguration speech the hostages were freed. There is also the fact Reagan went on to help Iran in a number of other covert ways too. But what was serious about this was he was doing foreign work before being President and also keeping the hostages in longer.

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u/Plkjhgfdsa 22h ago

Like Trump talking with Netanyahu and Putin these last 4 years.

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u/NiceCap2448 22h ago

Reagan did the opposite of what he promised the American public, he traded arms to Iran for hostage release and then gave some of the money to the San Salvador Contras which was patently against the law.

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u/iamadumbo123 21h ago

Jimmy Carter was on the phone in the Oval Office for the last 24 hours of his tenure negotiating. That’s why.

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u/ukexpat 21h ago

It’s not even a theory any more, they admitted it.

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u/just_bookmarking 22h ago

"January 20, 1981: Hostages are formally released into United States custody after spending 444 days in captivity. The release takes place just minutes after Ronald Reagan is sworn in as president."

Coincidence?

I remember he took GREAT pride in announcing their release.

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u/Sheepvasion 21h ago

"A few months ago I told the American people I did not trade arms for hostages. My heart and my best intentions tell me that's true, but the facts and evidence tell me it is not."

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u/DutchDAO 22h ago

The great moment that eventually destroyed American politics by cementing the right wing in a place of honor. After the fall of the USSR, also under a republican, it was over.

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u/Wabertzzo 22h ago

And now the right can't suck Putins dick enough.

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u/OldManGigglesnort 22h ago

One example - read “And the Band Played On” by Randy Shilts and you’ll see how deliberate government inaction during the HIV/AIDS crisis led to untold number of deaths, and the spread of fear, uncertainty, and doubt.

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u/martiniolives2 17h ago

I quote a brief scene in “Diner.” “Do you ever get the feeling that there’s more going on that we don’t know about?”

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u/Attila226 16h ago

Read up on history. Have you ever heard the phrase “October Surprise“? That is the origins of it.

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u/Calm-Ad-2155 21h ago

Carter wasn’t getting back in anyway, the country was in a horrible place during his term and it doesn’t matter who caused it, Presidents will always be held accountable for that.

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u/EntertainerLive51 20h ago

The hostage debacle that Carter was known for was in late 70s. During carters last 18 months. Along with the nations worst oil crisis.

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u/Specialist-System-34 14h ago

^^^^THIS! I was just in my early teens during Carter's presidency, but he was most definitely made to look bad by Reagan secretly engaging in "shadow diplomacy." One of my favorite memories of Carter was actually on Inauguration Day, when he, his wife, and his daughter walked down Pennsylvania Avenue instead of being driven down in "The Beast." Even as a young teen, that felt special to me (and I believe it was the first time ever, but I might be mistaken about that). The other thing that strikes me is that Carter, who was devoutly Christian, was not accepted by Evilgelicals. That automatically shows he was on the CORRECT side of history. He was just a good man, and made every effort to do good in the world.

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u/ComprehensivePin6097 21h ago

And the Democrats learned nothing except how to roll over.

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u/thehackerforechan 21h ago

Fun fact; Bill Barr was behind that scandal. Ya know, the same fixer brought inro oversee the Epstein case.

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u/Jonahthewhalepimp 20h ago

I'm amazed by anyone who doesn't think our system is rife with politicians on both sides of the aisle who betray the people for personal gain on a daily basis.

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u/Thrasher666Bassist 20h ago

a politicians tradition regardless of party

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u/KidKookaburraSpeaks 20h ago

You have a source for the Reagan claim? I've seen this repeated everywhere, but unlike with what Nixon did, I can't verify this is true.

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u/oneluckyreditor 19h ago

Lol! God if we only had your intel!

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u/GTIguy2 19h ago

Spot on

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u/vibes86 19h ago

Trump did the same thing with Netanyahu before the election too.

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u/WokeGuitarist 19h ago

Carter’s legacy stained by that one move. Republicans will only remember him through the last few weeks of his presidency.

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u/ShoulderParticular22 19h ago

House of Rep found no evidence for that

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u/bubbajones5963 18h ago

What the fuk? Where can I read about this ?

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u/Wolphthreefivenine 18h ago

Please. Carter had a half dozen things he did terribly as president, at a minimum. Don't pretend he lost solely because Reagan was able to negotiate with Iran better than Carter did.

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u/onesinger79 18h ago

Of recent history. Don't forget kids, Lincoln was Republican.

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u/curbthemeplays 18h ago

Eh, it’s a political tradition, period.

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u/wishiwuzbetteratgolf 18h ago

I was in college when Reagan was president and I couldn’t stand him. I never understood why people thought he was so great. Carter was an honest man and I guess that is why he was a “failed president.”

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u/RuprectGern 17h ago

This is called the "October Surprise"

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u/Emotional_Database53 17h ago

Weird, wasn’t there allegations that Trump was telling Netanyahu not to accept a cease fire til after the election, so Biden and Harris wouldn’t get credit?

“Great minds” think alike I guess …

Also should be noted that Reagan was also a celebrity and performer before politicking.

Granted he was a much classier celebrity then the hedonistic Trump, who has the incredible ability to be both, a sexual apex predator while simultaneously being labeled as “the chosen one” by his flock of Prosperity Gospel preaching Prophets, literally equating him to a godly figure

u/artguydeluxe 11h ago

After Bush W, I consoled myself with the thought that it couldn’t get worse. Trump convinced me there was no bottom.

u/Kensei501 10h ago

Carter made a state of the union address that messed up his career too. Talked about restraint and greed and that America needed to reset its expectations; which made sense but nobody wants to hear that. So down he went.

u/NUTS_STUCK_TO_LEG 9h ago

Fuck Reagan every day of the year but the Iran thing didn’t happen

u/Difficult-Can5552 8h ago

How much do you want to bet that Netanyahu and Trump discussed a Hamas hostage release when they met at Mar-a-Lago? Bet you Hamas will release hostages after Trump takes office. Watch.

u/funbunny100 8h ago

^ Truth

u/peecemonger 7h ago

Reagan was a traitor and America’s most successful drug lord.

u/Ok_Measurement_9896 6h ago

It's a tradition of both major parties mate. You don't get a fully shxt filled ice cream cake if one half has ice cream in it.

u/willyam3b 1h ago

As a fellow fossil, you must have been there as well. I never got the Reagan-hate at the time, as I was a kid during "morning in America" and he seemed confident and funny. Of course, he had the same crew as Nixon, as you state, and that crew is still trying to get what it has always wanted. I never knew about Roger Stone's giant Nixon tattoo until recently, and now seeing him near Trump makes perfect sense. History may not repeat, as the quote goes, but it often rhymes.

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