Poor mhaze, he lived through the Reagan era and didn't realise what a jerk-off the fool was, and still doesn't. No hope for that other
forum Trumpster as well, he thinks Ratbag Ronnie has been reincarnated as his man Dangerous Doctor Donald.

Shadow Minister,

I deliberately chose the link I gave of
"Britannica ProCon.org" because it gave
the Pros and cons of Reagan. It is a reputable
and trustworthy site that encourages debate on
issues in a straight forward non-partisan freely
accessible way.

Yet you brush it aside as being "Left-wing?"

Your usual argument for everything it seems.
And quite disappointing. I keep hoping for
more from you.

Sigh.

Dear Paul,

Don't allow yourself to get dusted by mhaze's
stirring.

His comments have no value.

Dear Paul,

Did you watch Q and A last night?

Even the audience laughed at the things that
the Liberal Party Senator said about the Voice.

I felt embarrassed for him.

So out of touch.

Foxy,

I already gave one example of a fantastic achievement of Reagans that the link you provided didn't even mention (the destruction of the USSR). They also mention as a negative his firing of the air traffic controllers who'd signed agreements not to strike. This effectively put an end to the wildcat strikes in critical services that were a legacy of the previous government.

The economy grew 36% in 8 years creating more wealth for the country that has not been matched since certainly not under Democratic stewardship. So my impression is that while the site might be trying to be unbiased, they definitely lean to the left.

I look forward to you actually providing a link to a non partisan site.

Sigh.

Shadow Minister,

You seem to have the impression that I am anti-Reagan.
I'm not. I tried to present the man's pros and cons as
president. If some were left out - then you can go ahead
and list them (as you've tried to do.) However, please
don't make this political. I'm not interested in arguing
with you.

If you want more conservative links provided - do it yourself.

BTW - I lived and worked in the United States for over 9
years. And I am quite familiar with Ronald Reagan. I
often met Nancy Reagan at the Elizabeth Arden Salon in
Beverley Hills. Working at USC (University of Southern
California) and living in Los Angeles, the Reagan family
was very well known.

Anyway to appease you - this link might help:

http://hoover.org/research/how-great-was-ronald-reagan

It may surprise you to know that I actually admired Ronald
Reagan. And felt sorry for the family when his health
deteriorated. Nancy Reagan was lovely. A very compassionate
and caring lady.