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It's from the same link that I posted in post #508. You laugh at any sources that are not right wing opinion pieces. We all know that....

The federal spent 28.7% under Reagan? More moonbat nonsense that anyone with even a little knowledge would reject off the top of their head. And of course, no link so we can laugh at the source. Not only that, but Carter's last budge was 1981, and Reagan's 1989....

I've got a question for you, are you aware that an increase in spending of "national income" from 27.9% to 28.7% is 0.8%, not 3%?...

Spending In 1980, Jimmy Carter's last year as president, the federal government spent a whopping 27.9% of "national income" (an obnoxious term for the private wealth produced by the American people). Reagan assaulted the free-spending Carter administration throughout his campaign in 1980. So how di...

As if a fringe libertarian group can be made happy over a mere two-term president. But the fact remains, Reagan managed to shrink government spending by 2% points over eight years. And more than any individual won the Cold War. And brought about a huge historic economic boom that benefited everyo...

Talk about ****. The Sad Legacy of Ronald Reagan - October 1988 The budget for the Department of Education, which candidate Reagan promised to abolish along with the Department of Energy, has more than doubled to $22.7 billion, Social Security spending has risen from $179 billion in 1981 to $269 ...

But CP's not mentally ill, oh no!...

From his first budget to his last, moonbat. Duuuh! What part of "He tripled the debt" don't you understand? I know it's mostly bulls***, like almost every word you write. Other than the badly needed defense buildup that helped win the Cold War, Reagan was on the side of spending restraint. Don'...

I have to laugh because I knew this was coming from the people that claim Obama's new $8 Trillion in debt is unimportant because... well, no one is quite sure why. You liberals are SO predictable in your hypocrisy....

Is increasing spending the only way to add to the debt?...