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Related: About this forumThere's one good reason that Republicans hark back to Ronald Reagan.
What else can they do? 'Take our country to back' to the Bush Years or the Nixon Years?
Only those over 60 can remember anything of Ike.
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There's one good reason that Republicans hark back to Ronald Reagan. (Original Post)
denem
Feb 2012
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Ike became persona non grata when he spoke about the military-industrial complex.
2ndAmForComputers
Feb 2012
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pansypoo53219
(20,978 posts)1. ike is a commie in today's publikkklan minds.
what was the tax rate on the 1%? oh yeah, like 90%. but mittens probably not pay much as it is investment money
denem
(11,045 posts)3. To be fair, in 1952, there were plenty of Dixiecrats,
crawdaddying around, some of them signed up kkk members.
And let's not mention Woodrow Wilson.
HopeHoops
(47,675 posts)2. Why don't they just buy some Grecian Formula 44? Seems simple.
2ndAmForComputers
(3,527 posts)4. Ike became persona non grata when he spoke about the military-industrial complex.