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In reply to the discussion: DU may have to TS me - I agree 100% with this Republican talking point [View all]Booster
(10,021 posts)25. He was a good man. I really don't think he would want in this Republican party.
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DU may have to TS me - I agree 100% with this Republican talking point [View all]
OmahaBlueDog
Aug 2012
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There is no way that Ronald Reagan would be accepted in today's Republican Party
Gothmog
Aug 2012
#11
Don't forget that under Reagan, ketchup was counted as a vegetable for school lunch purposes.
amandabeech
Aug 2012
#55
I guess today's Republicans would love having their capital gains tax rate raised to "normal" rates?
cascadiance
Aug 2012
#85
He was a good man. I really don't think he would want in this Republican party.
Booster
Aug 2012
#25
Sorry, but I have to disagree: Genial maybe, but rotten thru and thru (see above)
FailureToCommunicate
Aug 2012
#38
Good source cite to say "THEY ARE STUPID" now, 'cause President Eisenhower said they are.
patrice
Aug 2012
#31
He also said, with respect to Nixon's contributions, "If you give me a week, I might think of one."
AnotherMcIntosh
Aug 2012
#32
To see how much the Republicans have changed, watch the Katherine Hepburn-Spencer Tracy movie
Lydia Leftcoast
Aug 2012
#46
The cancer of that tiny splinter group has metastasized to the entire GOP/RW/conservative
indepat
Aug 2012
#47
When one compares Eisenhower with the likes of Romney and Ryan 'splinters'
Rosa Luxemburg
Aug 2012
#49
what's the deal. tweeted this 4 times and the tweet total didn't go up nt
Laura PourMeADrink
Aug 2012
#62
Exactly. It never was a republican talking point. It's a quote from a letter that he wrote
Zorra
Aug 2012
#88
K&R "Embarrassed Republicans Admit They've Been Thinking Of Eisenhower
DianaForRussFeingold
Aug 2012
#94
I wish I could believe that today's Dems would never move to cut SS or Medicare,
NorthCarolina
Aug 2012
#102