Joe Biden's Ronald Reagan problem

[Chris]

Problem? It was a solution. Central planning is the problem. Reckless radicalism. No, it was reactionary. The media mangles language.

Joe Biden's Ronald Reagan problem

President-elect Joe Biden is inheriting a national crisis that has built up over 40 years. On January 20, 1981, former President Ronald Reagan took the US on a radical course when he declared in his inaugural address, "In the present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem." He set out to weaken the federal government by slashing taxes on the rich, dismantling regulations, cutting back on public programs and turning many of the nation's problems back to the states.

President Donald Trump continued this approach -- passing massive tax cuts in 2017, and then when calamity hit with Covid-19 in 2020, placing the burden of response on the states. It is Biden's historic task to reverse Reagan's -- and Trump's -- reckless radicalism...

[RMNIXON]

See my thread on Biden's First Day EO's doing the opposite of Reagan in terms of Central Control, Regulation, Social Justice Special Group Rights, ect....

The only thing the Feds don't take control of is Illegal Immigration! And that is their Constitutional responsibility.